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That sexy love-bundfe, Shades (and if
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37 Ace's High
The obnoxious northern git gets down to the
nitty-gritty with the hottest tips since Madonna
— including a mega spesh on Ze(da:A Link
To The Pastt
It s still buiixn' on the rental front game fiends,
with the Big N sticking to its anti-stance
backed by certain game producers, terrified of
I losing out if us gamers get to look at some of
{hew dross before buying, ft seems, to me, the
rest of the world's gagging for the introduction of
rentals, so what Nintendo are on about when
they reckon their customers welcome their
decisive stance J' 1 1 never know. CYnon Nintendo,
we know you produce some ace stuff so give us
what we want — what are you afraid of?!
Good news for UK snes freaks — there's an
absolute stack of games set to hit the streets in
the next couple of months (hallelujah, praise the
Lord an' ail that) so your software collection can
now be bigger than six I Super nes wannabees
can now pick one up for £159 — with either
Street Fighter J/ or the Super Scope and six
games thrown in — I'd take Street Fighter every
time.
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cos pretty soon, I'M gonna be on, rambling
about the pros and eons of some of the new titles now hitting the streets!
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This product is tested by
animals — not on animals!
Mario hot
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pants!
■ ot pants were certainly the "m" thing on the
Mario film set in North Cardina after one of
the film crew set his knickers on fire I Mario,
superbly enacted by rnegastar Bob
Hoskins — star of hits like Who Framed Roger
Rabbit, was walking between gratings which
were gushing huge flames when a sad
technician began leaping around in agony,
desperatefy trying to pour water down his
strides.
And this must have been the most expensive
panty fire ever cos after the bright spark crept up
his trouser leg and ignited his boxers, the whole
scene had to be reshot at a cost of £100,000!
The shooting of the $40 million Super Mario
Bros film, also starring Dennis Hopper and
directed by Roland Jaffe, is now complete
despite the set backs.
I Bad news though dudes, cos the movie,
which was shot in the unlikely setting of an empty cement factory, is unlikely to hit the big
screens for Christmas — now it's scheduled for release around Easter Don't miss it — we
certainly won 't be I
Codies' Trickle
Dickie Eddy mounts
his very special
friend, Nelly, who
looks absolutely
nothing like a Plug
Thru!
Talking Italian
Speaking of Mario, despite appearing not to
have two brain cells to rub together, the
chubby little Italian plumber has gone all
swotty! While having a break from his
adventures in Mario World our pizza scoffing
friend donned a mortarboard and cape and
toddled off to schools around the country
leaching typing to the masses.
The Mario Teaches Typing program's for
the IBM PC or compatibles and includes
enhanced graphics and sound from the
original Mario games, coupled with
an advanced typing trainer.
To keep the Princess swimming
out of the reach of a giant fish or
keep Mario bouncing on the turtles,
words have to be typed. The faster
the typing, the more points are
scored and the characters survive
their adventure.
The last thing Mario wants is for
his Nintendo fans to get jealous, so
sit tight and wait for his next sngs
escapade. Super Mario Karti
We thought Mario
was a plumber but
it seems he's been
moon-lighting as a
typing teacher —
for PC brats af that.
Crary! Pictured left
Mario demonstrates
the wonder of
dipping your fingers
into indelible ink.
(Don't try this at
home kids, it could
be dangerous).
Codemasters
plug
G
ame Genie inventors,
Codies, has unveifeda
revolutionary — and
cheaper — line in nes
cartplaying — the Plug Thru.
Shaped like the Genie, the
Plug Thru cart has the game
chips incorporated in it so all you
do is slap a regular nes cart in
the slot and wack it in your
machine.
The new carts are compatible
with all European Nintendo decks
and because they have less components
than a regular cart it's cheaper to produce—
Micro Machines and The Fantastic
Adventures of Dizzy, out November will cost
just £29.95 — good stuff!
The Plug Thru will replace the planned
American Aladdin system, — a master
cartridge into which specially made cheapo
slave' carts fit which Codies didn't feel was
quite right for the UK market
Codemasters elephant man, Richard
Eddy reckons the Plug Thai's better than the
Aladdin and hopes to get the carts out for
under twenty quid within a year.
He said: When things are up and
running, we hope to get the carts out a lot
cheaper— but as they are they II still cost a
lot less than regular nes carts.'
Fit for a king
Recently-crowned WWFchampion of
Europe, the British Bulldog, Oavey
Boy Smith r shows just what he gets
up to after going a few bone-
crunching rounds in the old squared
circle. Yep, he bashes buttons on the
baby green screen with his rave WWF
title — what a knockout!
PACE 6 ■ N FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 7992
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about you. The
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Pro Action
Replay for the
Game Boy.
It has similar
features to its
smes sister
including a training mode to find infinite
lives, energy, power and ammo.
Anything that can be counted in a game
can be altered to make carts more playable.
Codes are inputted onto a special screen
that flips up when the Game is turned on —
one switches the cheats on and off while
playing the game and the other is a reset
switch for inputting new codes.
There's loadsa codes for newcomers
and gamers will soon be coming up with
cheats by the bucket load which we'll print
in N-FORCE.
It's a great device if you've got a really
tough game but the urge to cheat might
spoil your fun and crack those games loo
easily, so exercise willpower!
In the shops now, Pro Action Replay
costs £34.99, nes owners stay tuned...
Look at these corking new nes joysticks from Cheetah — all in the form of your fave
movie characters, original or what?! The Characteristick range kicks off with Batman
Returns, Men 3, Terminator 2, Bart Simpson and Batman Animation— based on tf
cartoon series,
We haven't had a waggle with these £1 4,99 gems as yet but if they play as good as they
look we're onto a good thing — full rundown next ish.
Both hands on the wheel
A
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I ways had a problem with joy pads and sticks on those
driving games? Well worry no more cos the latest add-on
for your Nintendo's about to do the rounds — literally.
The new controller takes the shape of a steering wheel
and is designed to give the ultimate feel to driving and flying
Sims. Not only that, but it's endorsed by Nigel Man sell so it must
be good Nigel Manseii's Freewheel is available now from
Spectra video priced £29,99. For more information telephone
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Cop a hold of al'
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For some serious
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Budding Bits
Oh my cod!
w
hat's this we've caught in our
net? It looks a bit fishy to us. It's a
secret message from F1 5H
headquarters lei ling of a new
watery game. Starring the world-famous
James Pond and his friends the
Aquabats, the Aquatic Games is a fun
sports simulation for the snes due out early
T993. James Pond has to keep
at peak fitness to battle
against the evil Or Maybe and
the best way is by competing in
these eight silly sports events
plus the bonuses. There's a
practice and championship mode plus
a multi-player option with up to four skilled
scalies battling it out together,!
I'll name that tuna in one!
James Pond has now got his very own kids club too !,As Ed found out when she bumped
into her hero at a compute' show
Club members will receive a secret agent's pack with (D card, stickers, secret codes,
secret missions and a specially-produced James Pond board game.
The subscription lasts until December 1993 with club members receiving exclusive
training tips and chances to win lots of prizes in the special competitions. Your plaice or
mine?
To join F15H send £8.95 to F15H HQ, Unit 3, Edison Road, St. Ives, Huntingdon,
Cambridgeshire. PE17 4LF.
N
ew from Gamebuddy makers, Deekay
(UK), is the Batt Pak f which fits into
the Boy's battery compartment, giving
up to ten hours of playing time when
fully charged.
The Clip- A- Boy allows you to use all of
your Game Boy add-ons and clip it to your
belt too while the Gamebuddy Car Lighter
Adaptor is a switchable 6v/9v adaptor to play
your Boy in the car and use to charge the
Batt Pak.'
Finally there's the Universal Hand Held
Case — a smart black briefcase with foam
inserts to protect your Game Boy, add-ons
and games. It comes with Switchstix and
Games Gripper free. Prices are £9 99,
£4.99, £8.99 and £14.99 respectively.
Cop a I oo da tfiis Power- Pak I! Slop it in yer
battery slof and bingo) — ten hours
continuous play (okay jo you 71 hove square
eyes but nothing's perfect!!
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N FORCE M RACE 7
News!
Slick Sticks
Tl homley Distribution has launched the
Trailblazer — a multi-function joystick
to replace the snee joy pad. It has
arcade quality buttons, slow motion,
auto fire on all fire buttons and a turbo speed
option — all for £29,39.
tf you prefer a more conventional pad
then the Quest is your man. It has all the
normal functions of a snes joypad plus a
Voyager
slow motion and turbo fire, costing £'4.99.
Thornley have also produced the first
sensible adaptor for the snes. The big
problem with American and Japanese to UK
adaptors up to now have been their
flimsiness.
The Thoroley Game Master takes a new
approach putting the UK and imported
cartridge together instead of at right angles.
This makes the whole system much more
stable and safe. Price to be arrayed.
Down boy!
For the Game Boy there's the Light Master
which lights and magnifies the screen in one
unit.
For those who tend to bash around their
handheld try the Play 'n' Go — a special
hard case that the Game Boy slips into. All
the function buttons can be accessed and
the Game Boy should never be damaged
again! Prices on these Stems are to be
announced.
Quest
PACE 8 ■ N FORCE ■ NOVEMBER J 992
G Linns
Garbage
HI! Okay, if s rime
to squash a rumour
about Contra fit
The Alien Wars (as
it's known in the
States). Is it soon to
bo released in the
UK as Super
Probote<tor or
what? Basically,
yes. Konami's
changed the name
for the European
market and turned
fhe human sprites
into robots cos
according to
Konami
spokeswoman,
Pain Griffiths, men
being kilted
wouldn't go down
well with Europe's
sun-bed pinchers
(yes, you know
who you are! I
Gameplay,
however, remains
the same.
Another
whisper's that a
software company
is producing a
chip for
incorporation in
snes carts boosting
processor capacity
to 32-bit, due for
completion by
Christmas. This
means arcade
quality in the
home, More when
we get it,
Finally keep an
eye out for Asterix
and the
indomitable Gauls
appearing on an
formats soon from
Infogrames.
So long and
thank for all me
fish,
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That web-slinging, tights- wearing,
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Electro, Mysterio,
Hobgoblin, Sandman,
Vulture and Dr Octo
pus have ail come out of retirement
and are ready to do some damage.
Crazy crooks
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plotting the icing on the cake of his
criminal career — taking over the
world.
Being a bit of a wimp he has to nope
in his villain friends forming The
Sinister Six. With ail these super-
villains together, no one s safe and no
Graphics are
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one's standing in their way (except our
wall climbing handyman?)
Each super-villain has his own
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Parker through sewers, suburbs and
wild warehouses. The comic
characters make up
the end-oMevel
bosses with gun men
and rats ready to sap
energy all' through trie
levels. The game
comes to a climax in
Dr Octopus' castle
hideout with arms and
legs everywhere!
To survive these crooked capers
Spidey has a few tricks up his sleeve
He leaps high in the air over boxes and
enemies, climbs walls, fires small
webs, kicks, punches and uses his
tamed swinging web.
Arachno action
To fuel these arachnid antics there are
piles of power-ups dotted about. Use
special items like keys and bombs in
specific locations, but capsules of web
fluid are essential pick-ups.
All the Spider-Man graphics are
very dark and sinister- looking. There's
lots of detail in the backgrounds and
some excellent smooth animation on
the web si inger himself.
Spidey jumps, rolls and swings
through the air perfectly — it's a joy to
watch. The atmospheric music
accompanying the action's great tool
The early stages have different
types of gunmen to contend with.
Some stand dead still and fire—
they're so stupid Spidey can sneak up
behind them and bop them on the
head! Others flip around but by
ducking, all their bullets miss.
Occasionally a huge gun turns up
with real bone-crunching missiles —
these can t be switched off but should
be avoided. Some of the most
annoying energy sappers are the rats!
These little blighters are real kamikaze
rodents. They jump from tall platforms
onto Spidey's head, then nibble away!
Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six
1
PACE 12 M N FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 1992
■■■I
Where's rhat damned webbed
wonder? He's behind you!
Hero you may be but webbing
off sides of maps is dumb!
^*+^r f J # Atmospheric muste and gun shoi
effects
1
Yippee! It's the webbed wonder making his
debut on the mes and it's a stunner! Great
graphics and animation abound in this platform
beat-'em-up. I particularly liked the spunky web
sUng-'n" -swing move — excellent for getting
out of those tight corners. The soundtrack's a bit of a let
down but top quality gameplay makes up for It. My only
quibble's the controls are a touch twltchy and take time to
master. All in all though, good, quality action which lives up
to the hype — just let down by a few minor faults.
GUNNS 84%
_S ^Jf J • Mastering the web-swinging 's ti
but tun
• The Sinister Six have enough levels to
Skeep the webs flying
FORCr
1 -» Spidey's llrsl nes adventure, lets hope
KM PL
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?hi&r& a^e more!
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N FORCE M PACE 13
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III!
has weaved a wicked web for all
Spidey fans to fall into. The super
heroes ar>d villains are all just as
exciting as in the comic books — with
the added attraction that they move!
This first appearance of Spider-Man
on the nes sets a high standard for
other super hero games to follow.
DoiYt flush this spider down the toilet,
let him crawl alE over you!
SHADES 85%
One wrong move in this warehouse and
poor Spidey does the splits. It's a
painful business being o super-hero!
Wondering how to kill that
wily ol p devil Electro? No
problems! Try switching off
his electricity by pushing the off
switch on the mega-machine —
he'll scon start to fizzle out!
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Moaning Minnie
For Christmas I got an nes and
seven games. My mam and dad
stopped me getting new games
and only let me get second-hand
games, but by the time i phoned
them they said they were sold.
■ Steven Hunter, Cleveland.
Tough titties (and learn to
speak English proper)!
■ Ed
Letters!
Hi y'all, how's it hangin'? Well, what
a hectic month it's been — Mario
teaching nobby PC users how to
type, more cart releases than you
can shake a stick at and the Big N
taking a massive anti-rental stand.
What do you lot think of this issue,
by the way? I reckon rentals would
be great and if we shout loud
enough we might just get them
introduced. It'd save us a wad of
dosh and cut down on the number of
drossy games currently slinking
around. Drop us a line and let us
know your views and keep those
letters, pictures and poems pouring
in to: ED-LINES, N-FORCE, Europress
Impact, Ludlow, Shropshire, SYS
1 J W. Best one gets a mean prize.
Barmy boyfriend
IVe just bought an nes off my
boyfriend because he's bought a
Sega Mega Drive.
I'd really WkeSuper Mario World
but IVe been told you can only get
it on the snes. Could you help me
with thss one as nobody else wants
to know (round here they're all into
Sega}!
By the way, I think your mag's
great — keep up with the very good
work!
■ Candice Povey, Wrexham,
Clwyd
Nope, sorry, you can't get this
Mario extravaganza for the nes,
hut you can gat Super Mario
Bros 1.2 or 3 which are heaps
ot fun.
By the way, how can you
possibly stay with a man who's
got a Mega Drive (spit spit?)!
■ Ed
r \ « — *
Must be love
N- FORCE is the best mag for Nintendo
players, but why can't there be just a
mag only for the nes. There's one for
the Game Boy and the snes, but I've
never seen one just for us brill people
who own a nes.
Please could you try and do
something about it, and make it clear
that girls read games mags and have
consoles. Maybe you could even get
female staff to review the games,
■ Lucy Glazer, Fordingbridge, Hants
PS: I've fallen in love with Shades,
he's just the coolest.
Well Lucy {great name), I reckon
there's no dedicated nes mag cos
there simply wouldn't be enough
new releases to fill it. At least
N-FORCE still covers 3-bit stuff
(unlike other inferior mags) and fills
you in on all the hottest happenings
— so keep reading and you won't go
far wrong.
As to your other comments, what
the hell do you think I am — scotch
mist!? I may be a bit odd but I was
still a girl last time I looked and I
want to make sure that more girls
do get Into consoles — don't let
those fellas have all the fun!
As for falling for Shades, what
can I say but offer my condolences,
you sad, sad specimen!
■ Ed
Keep it simple
Why don't Nintendo incorporate a
junior game within the carts? My four-
year-old nephew loves playing Zetda,
but he doesn't oat very far.
lt d be good to have a simple
version especially for youngsters with
maybe three easy levels in which to
defeat Ganon. This way both children
and ad jits could enjoy the same game,
The idea seems obvious and simple
to me, but perhaps it would upset
Nintendo's profits too much for their
liking.
■ Robert Charters, Castle Bromwich,
Birmingham
Ha — I reckon you just want an easy
vers ion for yourself — come on
admit it!
There are different difficulty
levels on most games — particularly
platformy types and some, like Big
Nose The Caveman, seem to be
actually aimed at kids.
With advent ure/roleplaying
games like Zeftfa they're really just
too complex to have different
difficulty levels.
Interestingly, the N-FORCErs
were struggling with Zelda: A Link
To The Past and were helped out by
a si K-y ear-old who'd already
completed It — so there may be
hope for your nephew yett
■ Erf
Console crazy
There was a console-crazy guy from
Hertfordshire who owned a Mega Drive
(spit, spit) with loadsa games, but
something was wrong. He wanted
more from his life. Much more. He
wanted something slick and grey
(ahem), something wilh a vast range of
colours, something with style (unlike
Shades).
Anyway, to cut a short story even
shorter he sold the Mega, became
Super and lived fiendishly ever after!
1. Does the snes have more colours
than the Amiga 500?
2. Does Nintendo have any plans
for an F-Zero IP
3. Is there a converter which lets
you play nes games on the snes?
4. Will any of you be on the new
series of Gamesmaster?
Please answer these questions and
FACE 16 M N FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 1992
ABOVE: Michael Taylor of Dagenham,
Essex shows thai it's a snip to beat that
stupid blue spiky Sega thing into
submission. Welf done Mikey, there's a
spiny, totolly brill N- FORCE T-shirt
winging its way to you as we speak,
congratulations on such a hyper mag!
■ Paul Chapman, Weiwyn Garden
City, Herts
1. Only about 25,000 more!
2. No — but Super Mario Karl
fol lows the same sort of format and
is definitely worth a bash.
3. Not one that we know of at the
moment — let's hope one's in the
pipeline eh?
4. Yes, MO!! You can see Ed. in all
her glory, wibbling on about North
and South, Sim C/fyand some PC
specimen when the next series
comes out this autumn — tune In
and see, miss it at your peril etc etc
etc!
MEd
Letter of the month!
f
Total washout!
I thought I'd write giving my thoughts about the magazine and its writers.
Okay, the magazine first. If I said it was much better than Total that
wouldn't be much of a compliment. I don't like criticising people's hard efforts,
but I can make an excuse, or two, for criticising Total and, to an extent,
Computer and Video Games — the biggest being their patronising style of
writing — please N-FORCE do NOT patronise your audience or you'll lose
them. Treating adults like children isn't conducive to long-term sales.
The tone and style isn't bad and the layout's pretty nigh spot on. As for the
staff, well here goes nothing:
ACE: get a new nickname as weil as a new photo.
ED: I don't want to be sexist but 'phwoar' perhaps covers it. Are you
married?
GUNNS: should be Sad Bastard of the Month/Day/Hoy r every
Wo nth/Day Hour. Doesn't he know that all that pseudo- macho crap is out?
Get a life, son!
02; nice writing style, needs a little more authority though.
SHADES: as David Francie once said Vh dear, oh dear, oh dear'.
Hope J haven't upset anyone, except Gunns! Finally, I'd just like to say
how good and great it was to read that MicroProse is supporting the snes<
I've been a long-time fan of theirs, since I got my Amiga, and if they can
transfer the realism from that to the snes, then I'm sure both they and the
Nintendo playing public will aff be very happy indeed.
■ Colin Mifcheil, Ayrshire, Scotland.
My dear Collie-baby, would we presume to patronise you, you sweet
young thing?! Seriously though, if anyone tries to patronise me they get
a severe case of tongue-lash so I wouldn't dream of doing it to others.
I'm one of those young, free, single peeps who's totally married to
her Job — so dream on honey.
Gunns thanks you for your sentiments and would like to Introduce
you to his very special friend, can't remember the name*.. Ugi or Uti or
something. .. You really upset Shades — he actually blinked (but you
couldn't tell cos he had shades on}!
We've had a quick butchers at MicroProse s Super Strike Eagle on
the snes and I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
■ Ed
Another T-shirt winner, Kristion
Ambrose of Hertford, Herts, proves to
the world that the N-FORC£rs are a
force to be reckoned with [above}* And
yes Shades, you do have to clean up
that dragon poo when this is all over.
Below, the N-FGRCErs enter Super
Mono World courtesy of Jonathan
Green tram Stanwix, Carlisle, along
with every other creature from every
other Nintendo game by the looks of it
— but don't we look great
with 'toshes?
Ode to 0i
Have a poem:
Oz Green is a real git
He's the sort of guy I'd like to hit
His Aussie tone
Makes me moan and groan
With his didgeridoo
(I'm going to the loo)
And his bendy stick
(I'm going to be sick)
Good grief
Go drown yourself in a corai
reef
You Aussies are all the same
I'd like to make you lame
You're a piece of cack
A right sad old act
But nevermind
Someone must like your
mindless drivel
Even if it is only a squirrel.
Sorry Oz, but i hate Minogue-
lovin J geezers, they drive me mad.
Nice poem eh?
■ Owain Jones, Machynlleth,
Powys,
Oh well done slap 'ed. Oz was so
upset at your little gem that he's
hanging upside down in the fifing
cabinet, gazing fixedly at his Kylle
Minogue keyring and refuses to
come out no matter how much
XXXX and Vegemtte
butties we try
and tempt him
with!
MEd
Your questions answered
Thanks to the huge response
from last issue. I've had
sackfuls of questions about
snes hardware, the N- FORCE
team and someone even wanted me
to answer their A- 1 eve I history
exam I Piece of cake! Anything you
want to know about Nintendo
products, software or gossip, drop
me a line at: Shady Character, N-
FORCE, Eu repress Impact Ludlow,
Shropshire SY81JW.
Boy oh boy
Td I ike to con g ratu I ate you
Qh on an excellent magazine.
■ I own a Game Boy and
there are a few questions
I'd like to- ask:
1 . Can you use Japanese and
American carts on the Game Boy or
do you have to get a Universal
Adaptor. If you do how much does it
cost?
2 J liked the first two ChopLifters.
Is there going to be a third?
3. Is there a Zefda game on the
Game Boy?
Hope your next issues are as good
as the last ones I
M David Mills. Bristol
You don't need any kind
, V% ■ of adaptor to run Jap or
)r^^m US carts on the Game
Boy — it runs anything!
Just buy your game from any of the
importers and plug it straight in,
Reading the instructions in
Japanese might be a problem
though!
JVC Isn't planning another
Chopiifter game this year hut as
they're so popular there may be
one in 1993.
As for Zetda on the Game Boy,
Nintendo aren't planning one : but
there's no reason why they
shouldn't, The latest official
Nintendo releases are Kirby's
Dream Land, Super Mario Land 2 %
Lunar Chase, Wave Race and
Yoshi.
■ Shades
Baby blues
/Y 1 think FORCE is the best
<^^km mag on sale^ Although it's
'^ta^ h packed 1 full of info, I have a
couple of questions to ask:
1 . in Issue Two I saw an advert
about the new Super Mario Land 2. Can
you tell me more about it please?
2. Where in London can l find Solar
Striker cm the Game Boy for sale?
3. When you review Game Boy
games the pictures are always blue!
Why?
■ Isabella Oostat, London
The great new Super
Mario Land on the Game
Boy includes new
enemies, new stages
and more power-up abilities for
our hero, All the graphics are
bigger with more detail in the
sprites, plus the cart has a battery
back-up so players can save their
position! It'll be released for
Christmas.
When you can't find a game
locally, try the mail order importers
— there are phone numbers on ads
and reviews throughout N- FORCE.
Blue screen shots when the
Game Boy only comes in yellow!
Yup, we tint them to make our
pages look colourful. There's
nothing worse than reading a
magazine (mention no names) and
coming across a totally yellow and
black page — yuk!
■ Shades
Stick it to 'em
/Y I'd like you to answer
t £^km some questions because
*^EKs youVe the greatest expert
on Nintendo I
1. In Super Mario Land 2 for the
Game Boy can you use Yoshi the
dinosaur -7
2, 1 think it's good the way you put
Game Genie codes in the tips, but will
you do the same for the Game Boy
Game Genie?
3. is there a joystick for the Game
Boy? If so when will it be coming out
here and how much will it cosl?
I think your mag's the best value
mag tor Nintendo owners!
■ Steven Russell Maidstone
/x F rom the sc reens h ots
m we've been sent on
w^^m Super Mario Land 2 it
looks like Yoshi doesn't
make an appearance. We'll have to
wait for the game to confirm details.
We'll be putting Game Boy Game
Genie codes into the tips section as
soon as the add-on s released, you
can send in your own too and
maybe win a prize!
There's no actual joystick for the
Game Boy but the Switchstlx from
Deekay (UK) sticks onto the joypad
and provides a joy stick-like control.
Or there's a new Konfot piece of
hardware that you put your Game
Boy into. It has a special joystick,
light and a magnifying screen to see
your baby through!
■ Shades
r . m^ ^W
Budding artist extraordinaire, Andy Gorman from Grantham in Lincolnshire put pen to paper to Creole this mighty Mario
masterpiece depicting our hero battling against the forces of evil — nice one matey , nave a T-Shirt!
Here they are —
this month's
hottest and
definitely sexiest
Nintendo charts!
^■east your eyes on your monthly
L dosage of N- FORCE Chart
Toppers, the charts that clue you
in on the best-selling carts of the
month. This is the- page to read if you
wanna know the people's pick of the
carts, whatever you favourite format is
— be it Game Boy, nes or snes.
1. Super Mario Land \\
2. Hook |*
3. Terminator 2 ■
4. WWF Super Stars ■
5. Bart Simpson's Escape...
6. Mega Man
7. Bill and Ted's Excellent Adv.
8. Boxxle
9. Jordan Vs. Bird
10. Paperboy
Game fiend ghetto!
Wow! What a response. You sues
fiends sure know what you like and
what you don t. WeVe sorted out
your charts and come up with your
snes top ten. So keep sending
those snes charts in to: IT'S THE
TOPS, N-FORCE, EUROPRESS
IMPACT. LUDLOW,
SHROPSHIRE, SYS 1JW.
Remember there's a super duper
prize each month for the fiend who
gets their chart closest to the official
one. This month s winner is Andy
Smithers Irom Kent. Congrats
Andy, your T-shirt's bigger than the
both of us..,
1 . Street Fighter II
2. Legend of Zelda
3. Super Mario World
4. Lemmings
5. Sim City
6. Addams Family
7. Super Soccer
8. Super Tennis <^
9. Pilot Wings <&.•
10. Krusty's... ^
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N-FORCE ■ PAGE 19
1. Turtles
2. California Games
3. Mega Man 3
4. Rescue Rangers
5. Terminator 2
6. Super Mario Brothers 2
7. WWF Wrestlemania
. 8. Donkey Kong Classics
-*rr> 9. star Wars
10. Flintstones
Who's been eating cheese then? Stepping into the
strange dream world Jacko finds his cartoon
creahorvs ore alivd Watch out for Big Mama.
Miif lUUititittf iififfi,
M m j i it t it i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i
m Holli
m Would...
Well, who
wouldn't sitting
next to the Manic
Marshal? NOT!
Poor Jack Deebs. Artist, comic-
book illustrator and ex-con, he's
kept his coof in the sfammer
fantasising over a world he's
created — a crazy patchwork quilt of
heavy metal logos, cartoon characters
punch drunk with attitude problems
and backdrops out of a Disney film on
drugs.
He thinks it's all a dream — but he's
wrong and now the cartoon characters
are going to show him just how wrong
he is.
Jack gets sucked into Cool World
— where safes and pianos fall from
windows, buildings crumble at a touch
and everything \$ pissed off to see a
no id strolling around fhumanoid that
is).
That's everything cept the beautiful
Holli Would — the hippest 'doodle'
ever to slink on two sexy legs. She
sings at the local
nightclub and would
love to get out of Cool
World and back into the
real world.
That's where you come
in Jack — can you trust a
smile built on a frame of
blonde ambition and curves?
Getting wacked...
As Jack Deebs avoid muggers
and dodge being wacked by the
cartoons you created. You can
jump a lot higher than in reality,
and can stretch your arms out
and smack doodles' from a
distance.
Cool World doesn't just
condone violence, it
rewards it, Everytime you
pummel a doodle you get a
nickel — very handy cos Jots
of places won't let you
through the door without a
pocket full of mooJa.
it's also a good idea to
put your stash in the bank
Jack, Cool World ain't
friendly world and there's
plenty of muggers after
your cash. Give in and
they'll let you go —
otherwise you better be
prepared to fight or get
wacked.
And another thing —
Deebs ain't Michaef
Jackson, so don't strut
woL'w in one place.
Keep moving around
and you keep out of
trouble.
Communicate with
people via word balloons.
The object s to avoid trouble
(ie. getting killed), maybe
hook up with Holli, see the
sights on the side, and get the
heck out of Cool World.
Slum and decay
Based on the hit movie, the
game translates well, They didn't
take the horrific and disgusting
look of the original animation and
turn it inlo babble-gum ana pink
fuzzy bunnies. The snes is perfect for
rendering slum and decay — its
graphic palette can handfe some mean
shading and texture techniques.
Characters aren't huge, but stand
out without any problems from the
background. Animation zips along right
handily ma'am, plenty of frames give a
smooth effect
PAGE 20 ■ N FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 1992
Wing Commander |
Strap on yer bone dome and prepare to take to the galactic spaceways
as you take on the role of Wing Commander in charge of the Tiger s
Claw Squadron.
Your mission: to free the universe of
the evil Kilrathi empire. Tackle this
momentous task in individual sorties or
as an on-going campaign of immense
proportions.
With stunning graphics and
gameplay featuring interactive
communication with other elements of
your forces, this has ail the hallmarks of
a winner. Available November from
landscape,
Grab that joypad and fly thai
baby! Hold on J think I've got a
fax coming through!
u i\ ujj
Oops' It's (he 21 st Century and
planet faces certain destruction
from yet another bunch ol aliens
led by the foul Malmort.
Hang on, this plot sounds
remarkably familiar.. . but anyway, this
is a fast shoot- 'em- up tor one or two
players wilh a simultaneous action
option and spread over five fantastic
Hi
el
Apparently Jiving in New York's exactly
like this! We know because our man
Marshal lives there and he said so!
Poor souf.
worlds. Could be a knobbler so keep
your eye out for it — out in October
from Infogrames.
The bcal library's always a
good place to find
information. You can't
really read a bunch of
flowers though — give
them to a girlfriend in stead.
Gambling's a mugs
game but gambling on
the snes is great — you
don't lose any cash!
Grappling up the side of
hSe library. This is one
handy gadget!
Nice touches show attention to
detail — like the obnoxious black
exhaust of taxis.
Movie becomes cartoon, cartoon
becomes video game, video game
becomes fun. That's Cool World f fat
out
Cool World for the snes by Ocean of
America
Taking the plunge into the Cool World.
Nice colourful place isn't it?
Get inside the nightclub, cos
that's probably where the
sexy Haiti Would is going to
be hanging out. Just watch the
bouncer at the front doer cause
he ain't going to like you much I
liLiIiliH
If s our mate ugly Kev t Id founc
the game really disappointing
because the character looks
nothing like her hero!
M nil on yer green tights and
l# stretch that longbow in
I preparation for Robin Hood;
Prince of Thieves on the Game Boy,
The nes version was pretty dire,
but this looks to be a great game —
just goes to show the green
screen's a match for any other 8-
bitter.
Wander through the zillions of
levels — dungeons, forests, castles
and towns — picking things up,
bashing baddies and saving
princesses until the final showdown
against the evil Sheriff of
Nottingham.
The gameplay's identical to the
nes but graphically and sound wise
it scores much better. Available in
October from Mind scape.
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N FORCE ■ PACE 21
Dese
Strike
■ f s time to go nasty fascists-with-
I moustaches bashing with this hot
I snes offering from Electronic Arts
— Desert Strike 1 .
As a crack Special Forces pilot,
guide your copter to rescue
hostages, bomb baddies and build a
sandcastle it there's time!
So far, this strategy-based shoot-
em up s tooks a sure-fire winner —
Bomb the enemy base and save tfoe
hostage — all in a day's work !
tleshi
re F you've sunk my battleship!'
f How often have we heard or
k uttered that fateful cry?
Well now you can enjoy the fun and
frolics only normally found by lobbing
16 inch naval shells at each other, cos
this classic board game's making its
debut on the Boy,
Use your harpoons, radars, freights
and submarines to outwit the computer
or a mate (difficult in one-play er cos
the damned computer always seems
to have more shots than you).
Basic graphics and sound don't
detract from this great family game.
But whether if s worth paying loadsa
dosh for a game you can play just as
easily on a flat board is debatable.
Available in November from
Mindscape,
If s that great game with s hips and
bombs, but wnere's the Vfmto?
HIT!!
n ed 44, red 44, hut, hut
l|-CLANG! Yes, these YAj
1 1 are the sounds of ^-^m
American football as you've never
heard them before.
Now metal men take the field and
bang helmets in this futuristic green
screen thriller from Mindscape.
Build up your killer team — the
Brutal De Luxe — with attributes for
speed, aggression or defence, from
the loaded option screen to create the
hardest, meanest bad arses in the
league.
Take on teams like the Raw
lessiahs or the Revolvers in Knock
Out, League, or Cup matches in
this futuristic, fast and furious
fight to the finish. In the shops
from November.
guy Irom downtown Olympus, son
of the big cheese himself — Zeus,
(can he chuck a lightning bolt or
what)?
Find out with this classic
nversion ol Renegade as he
ttles through the many levels ol
mles through the many levels of
ie house constructed by the other
Sods to thwart him,
Top-notch graphics and
gameplay make this one to look out
tor. Out in November from
Mindscape,
Miner 2049er
Oh rry dartin , oh my
I damn', oft my da/lir
Cle^entre a" that
itu'f neralos the arnvai of
Mjfier 2Q49er oi the Gare Boy.
Sw no that pic* as rr ; ne T Bounty
Bcb tc s scape from the mire shafts —
fall o^ a platform and you re history, 'ail
to wa'k on every piece o' oiatform and
your? a goner or run out of t'me and
youre oead meat!
Ave d rrjtants
and vacuum
tL,bes while usrng
transporters,
slides and power-
■jps in tnis highly
frustrating but weir
aod<ct /e offenrg
fr#n M ; ndscape
— out now r
n :: asta. biasta 1 Lock out for
K K r on your Game Boy later Eh is
■r year cos tnat's when Xenon 2 hits
the shelves,
Loadsa action-packed levels for you
c'assic shoot- em-up faratrcs — neat
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been away cos this is Amre's
first outing on (he snes as a T-
800 Cyberdrne Systems series 1 01
infiltration unit (skin job to you
guys).
Terminators a mufti-level,
parallax scrolling beat- envshoot-
em-an -generally-maim-em-up in
the best tradition, while still
remaining faithful to the film. There's
no shortage of action here for Arnie
fans.
The quality of the graphics along
the six levels, including two neai
driving sequences, has lo be seen
lo be believed — so stay tuned for
the full review. Available November
from Mindscape.
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In the USA
it's that time again folks — more 'mericanisms than you
can shake a stick at. Here's the MANIC MARSHAL to fill
you in on the hottest goss from across the water...
A lethal mixture
Ocean's known for taking movie titles
and turning them into great computer
games — thai s just what they're doing
now for the snes.
You're already seeing Cool World \Us
issue (page 20), and next month well be
bringing you previews of two other hot new
titles — Lethal Weapon and The Addams
Family 2: Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt. Lethal
Weapon has you taking the slightly off cop
Riggs through screen after screen of
animated action and violence — with
multiple missions and plenty of bad guys to
wack, lt r s based on all three movies — so
you know it's gotta be jammed with stuff to
dol
Addams Family 2 is a bit off beat as well
- it's based on the new cartoon show just
starting in the States, taken from one of the
episodes yet to be seen here.
Pugsley's in plenty of trouble — platform-
Pugsley's in trouble
in me bath and only
you can save him in
mis splashing
Addams Family
adventure (above)*
action type and more — and must brave the
horrors and bizarrities of the Addams Family
abode in search of specific objects,
The graphic power and strength of the
snes is used to the max here. You wanna
see what we mean, then better buy the next
issue!
It may not look like
it, but that little
bloke to the left
with tfie gun in his
hand is Mel Gibson,
blasting away in
the action-packed
LeM Weapon.
Itekking
around...
Star Trek is kinda like the Three Stooges
— you either like it or can't stand it,
We've mentioned the Spectrum
Holobyte snes version before — it's still
slated to appear early next year,
The process from creative design to
finished product's taking a bit r since
Paramount Pictures (who own the rights)
has to approve each step — along with all
the other execs in line. But to whet your
appetite before the inevitable preview, here
are a few screens of the work in progress.
PACE 24 M N FORCE M NOVEMBER 1992
Fantastic Fortunes!
Fair
Telegames is looking at making a
hand-held console similar in design
to Nintendo's Garre Boy. The
portable (which comes from Taiwan)
has a large 3" diagonal screen with a
green image. Controls are similar to what
you expect, there's a headphone jack
(stereo), and 'AA' batteries run the whole
thing.
Rumours are that it would retail for less
than $50 (£25) with the cartridges coming in
at a retail of under $20 i£1 0). The carls
aren't compatible with Game Boy but you
knew that, right?
Very techy!
Sony ju st perfected a new technique for
putting three times the info on a
CD ROM. It uses a blue laser —
smaller beam than the ones used
today — so it can compact' and read data
better, A few years off, and it means junking
conventional CD ROM players.
You want videophones — okay, heres
another corning up. Dictaphone's Future
Phone has got a keyboard with headset built
in, voice recognition and clear panel display.
The panel becomes opaque to display
messages from the computer end,
answering machines, video from a call or
multimedia use. And of course everything's
handled by wireless transmission — no
messy wiring here.
Like really cool stuff? Then check out the
latest Casio LCD colour TV for the car. It
pops on the seat for viewing in the back (too
dangerous for the driver, natch), gets power
from batteries, and is mod looking for sure.
Costs a bundle too — but high-tech ain't
ever cheap!
Them's
fight in' words!
II ou may have heard that Takara Corp.
got the Neo-Geo license for
■ converting and producing NEO
games to snfs format. Well, they're
due soon — and they look great, The first
title's King of the Monsters (featured this
issue on page 66) — fighting these terrible
beasts is a treat.
Then there's also Fatal Fury— a hot
variation of the Street Fighter type with great
animation and tul moves- You II be seeing
this one soon, but here's a quick look at
what to expect
The good folks at Mayfair Games have given us a copy of the
board game Myth
Fortunes, based on
the books, to give
away to one lucky
M-FORCEr.
Win! Win!
For two to
six players
— it's a
bizarre
looking
land with
dtoe, cards
and all
kinds of
plastic bits.
Mow's your
chance to
cross wits
with a
Pervert, er
■ make that
a Pervectl
All you
need to do
is answer
the
question
below and
send it in,
together with yer name and address of course, to GIMME A BIG
BOARD AMD I'M APPY COMPO, M- FORCE, Europress Impact,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SYS 1JW.
Question: Who is the author of Myth Fortunes?
PnriMMaful eoittHwarthsn pMvttted by Maylalr Games, Int
With o set of biceps
like hSat f who's
going to tell this
dude that he looks
damn silly in a
poocy green vest.
Not me, that's for
sure!
■ i
»ry
cables and crap that has
become your games area— wires lying around
carts everywhere. Stinks, but who's gonna bother
cleaning up just to take everything out to use it
again?
That's where Dynosound Organizers accesso
sets come in. There are cases for the Game Boy,
and the same for snes in hard plastic or soft
carrying vinyl. You choose. Either way, no dust, no
muss, and no mess to haveta ignore.
Waek your Gome A wtcray SNIS cairy
Boy in here and' cost — Hist one of a
if s no more dust range of accessories
and no more from Dynosound
dents! Organizer
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Is the webbed wonder real?! And are
those spandex tights difficult to get
into. Only one man knows, and you can
meet him...
Spider- Man, Spider- Man, does
whatever a spider can. Now you
can join in with spidermanja
courtesy of Acclaim, All you have
to do is answer the three questions
and fill in the tie breaker and you can
win one of these marvellous,
magnificent, wonderfully splendid,
rather nice prizes.
1 An all-expenses paid trip for two to
meet the webbed wonder himself —
Sprder-Man — who's visiting his
London web in November.
2, Two tickets to the Future
Entertainment Show in November to
hob nob with the software bigwigs and
watch the best gamesplayers of them
all battle ii out in the finals of the
National Computer Games
Championship — recorded for ITV s
new computer games show Bad
Influence.
3. As if that wasn't enough, ten lucky
runners- up will each receive a copy of
Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six
for the nes.
Join in the Spider-Mania and answer these
peasy questions!
1 , How old is Spider-Man this year?
2. When did Spider-Man make his first appearance in print?
3, Who is Peter Parker married to?
Tie breaker
Say in no more than 20 words:
Spider- Man can do whatever a spider can because...
Answers on a postcard to
I'M A MAMKY FLY COMPO, N-FGRCE, EUROPRESS IMPACT, LUDLOW,
SHROPSHIRE, SYS 1 JW,
Entries to reach us by 12 November. Don! forgei the Editor's decision's
final because she says so and that's good enough for me.
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N FORCE ■ PAGE 27
Featured
With ukulele
in hand, and
boomerang
in his pocket, OZ
spends a day in
London with a band,
a Game Boy and a
flock of pigeons...
Life's just full of coincidences... There I
was the other day stroking through
Soho Square in London dodging the
kamikaze pigeons when I see the two of
them fighting over a Game Boy.
This girl with blonde hair's got a tight grip
■on the ol 1 green screen while her foot's
planted firmly in the stomach of some poor
blighter trying to wrestle it back off her.
Being the type of guy I am, I sauntered
over to see if I could sort the problem out.
Hang on a sec — the two of them look
mighty familiar Arenl you guys in some
Czechekoslovakian string quartet?'
'NO!' she shouts as she flings an empty
Tetris box at me. Tm Lucia, he's Sean, and
we're in SunscreenV
Ahh... that new dance band floating
around in the charts a little while ago. What
was trie name of the song?
"Love L/ Afore/ she says, eyeballing me
coolly while crunching through line 50 in
Tetris.
Thats the one. Went to 23 on the
national chart. Pretty boppy tune, if I
remember correctly. So why aren't they out
signing autographs and riding around in
limos instead of sitting in Soho Square and
tugging on the end of a Game Boy.
'Funny you should ask; he says,
snatching the Boy off her and pounding
through line 85.
When you're in a band, there's a lot of
travelling — that's where the Game Boy
comes in.
'Some games are so addictive, like St/per
Mario Land, you can't stop playing them:
But hold your horses — haven't I heard
all this before? Aren't those sensational
Australian singing sisters, the Minogues,
great fans of the ol" Boy? Don't they ring
each other regularly to compare scores.
Above: Sunscreem's
vocalist, Lucio Holm,
give* the oT Green
Screen a serious
bashing as
drummer Seen
Wright boles onl
Left It's just a
wonderful
magazine - but
what- does the *N'
stand for?!
'Okay, so maybe it's true,' she says,
pouncing on Tetris and hammering out line
100.
I've been told before I sound a bit like
Kylie. I s'pose we are a little bit poppy...'
Somehow I just couldn't see these two
doing the Locomotion. So let's get serious.
Fave games?
Tm a Ma no fan, or anything with great
graphics,' he says, BaWetoads is good, so
is Dragon's Lair.'
Lucia's a Tetris ten [what is it with female
singers and falling blocks?!)
1 think I just like organising things,' she
replies. I don't like death and destruction/
So what else do these guys do when
they're not fighting over a Game Boy under
park benches in London?
PACE 28 M N FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 1992
P ^■^■m^ .^iHik. hI^^^Lh ^^^^^^ I ^^^m^.
'^B-ftlSi ■J , JJ3 JJJ
Sunscreem, formed in 1990 in Essex. Music includes college, dance and rave
Members are Lucia Holm (vocalist), Darren Woodlord (guitarist}, Paul Carnell {techno
head), Rob Fricker (bass player), Sean Wright (drums), dancers Tony and Baz and DJ
Dave Valentine.
Started on Spectrum ZX80 playing to tape. First live show was illegal rave in Hackney,
London,
Singles include Walk On, Pressure. Perfect Motion and Love U More, which reached
23 on the national chart and was number one on the club charts for several weeks
Planned album in January.
led
'Well, we do have a Sega Mega Drive on
the bus. . . 1 she says coyly,
A Mega (spit) Drive (spit) of all things I
Eeurghh! And I thought we were getting on
so well See yaguys...
I take one last look back. He's making a
paper hat out of the latest copy of
N-FORCE, she's waving a 1 10 -tine Tetris
score about her head, and there's this
nasty mess right in the middle of my note
pad.
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Waialae (Why-ah-lie) Country Club
By T and E SOFT f^B^^^IS
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{ off to sunny Hawaii to *
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the course. The range of views, shot
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GUNNS I iZJ
Staring straight down the centre of
Number 10 at Waialae in Hawaii —
with blue sky overhead where else
could you want to be?
Some Friendly advice From your
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and leads to frustratio
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The 19th hole
After trudging around three hard but enjoyable courses,
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Welcome to this months Ace' High and boy
have I got a treat in store for you. There
are maps and solutions galore plus loads
of hints, tips and cheats for all your
favourite games. And if that's not enough,
there's the great Game Genie giveaway,
loads of Deekay Gamebuddy peripherals to
be won and the chance to get your very
own N-FORCE T-Shirt. How do you get your
sweaty mitts on such a cool, street cred,
yet incredibly stylish fashion accessory
that'll make you incredibly sexy, not to
mention the envy of all your mates?
Simple, map your favourite game and send
it in to me. It doesn't matter if it's just a
scruffy pencil drawing — just make sure
it's clear. So w hate ha waiting for, get
mapping! W
Prince of Persia
Richard Austin from Swinton, Manchester is a bfl
of a Jaftar. With two Sheiks ot a flying carpet he's
put together a complete fist of level codes tor the
Japanese version of this brilliant Arabian adventure.
Congrats Rich, have a spiffy N-FORCE T-shirt.
Level 2:
Level 3:
Level 4:
Level 5;
Level 6:
Level 7:
Level 8:
Level 9:
Level 10:
Level 1 1 :
Level 12:
Level 13:
Level 14:
Level 15:
Level 16:
Level 17:
Level 18:
Level 19:
Level 20:
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).^W printed in the last issue to play the
end of level characters does
NOT work, I printed the tip as it arrived at
the last minute from three different sources
but after repeated attempts, resulting in one
broken snes, two smashed carts, and a very
bruised thumb I gave up. Nintendo deny
such a cheat exits, so my advice is 'don't waste
yer time' and you can quote me on that!
PACE 38 ■ N FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 1992
# Stand by
for blast
off! Here
are a bunch of
short tips for
nes games sent
in by Jamie
Wallace of
Lesmahagow in
Scotland. Great
stuff]
m DOUBLE
DRAGON II
To continue
Levels One,
Two and Three
press [UP],
[RIGHT],
[DOWN],
[LEFT], [A] and
[B] on the game
over screen.
Works like
magic! Levels
four, five and
six press [UP],
[DOWN],
[LEFT],
[RIGHT], [B],
[A], [A] and for
levels eight and
nine press [A],
[A], [B], [B],
[DOWN], [UP],
[LEFT], [RIGHT]
en controller
two!
GREMLINS 2
-THE NEW
BATCH
Level 1.1-
GBQK; 1.2-
BVKF; 2-1 -
DXNH; 2.2-
CGMWf 3.1 -
NJTD; 3.2 *
ZFPJ; 4.1 -
SHMC; 4.2 -
VLBB; 5.1 -
NXRD
■ LOW G MAN
Level 1.1 A -
JPN1; 1.1B-
386V; 2.1 ■
M1CH; 2.1 A -
3100; 2.1 B -
M952; 3.1 -
FLLF; 3.1 A -
HV10; 3. IB -
80MB; 4.1 -
SCR D; 4.1 A-
LV12; 4.1 B -
SONS; 5.1 -
MP45; 5.1 A -
5 VLB; 5.1 B-
S6JK
SIMONS
QUEST
To get all the
weapons enter
this: 6Q2IT0*
For those having difficulty
scoring goats against Ireland
(the team with the best
goalkeeper) dribble the ball
about one inch down the edge of the six
yard box and shoot with [A]. Use your
number 1 0 for best effect. This method
works against the Nintendo teams but you
have to beat the last defender otherwise he
save the ball on the l»ne. Thanks to Zoltan
Szotyori for these tips and he's also kind
enough to send the codes for expert level,
playing as Germany.
Also a begrudging thanks to my little
bruwer, Danny Rice, who's found a way to
swerve penalties so they're almost
impossible to save and it's really peeing me
off! As you approach your penalty, hold
down [L] and [R] and then as you kick apply
after-touch. More curl than a Brazilian perm!
Ordinary Level: Germany Vs Argentina Final
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Ordinary Level : Germany Vs Nintendo Final
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Expert Level:
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Expert Level: Germany Vs Argentina Final
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Expert Level: Germany Vs Nintendo Special
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Argentina Vs Japan
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Argentina Vs USA
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Argentina Vs France
********
Argentina Vs Ireland
##**#*#*
Argentina Vs Romania
***** ***
Argentina Vs Cameroon
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Argentina Vs England
****** *#
Argentina Vs Holland
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Argentina Vs Brazil
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Argentina Vs Italy
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Argentina Vs Germany
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Argentina Nintendo
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Argentina Vs Expert
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Castlevania IV
A.-mtt^ There's som ething spooky
going down on your snes. To
survive through these horrors
try out these hints and codes
for the PAL version of the game from Bilbo
Baggins of Buxton
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li s mix "n match time! I'm side of doing
all the work for you lazy lot so here's a
selection of password screens for you
to try out. Who knows what they do,
maybe some clever dude con write in
and tell me, as Bilbo 'made up name'
Baggins forgot to!
■ GHOSTS W
GOBLINS
This trick toads
to a level select
option. Hold
down [RIGHT]
then press [B],
[B], [B] r hold
down [UP], let
go, press [B],
[B], [BJ, [LEFT],
let go, press
[BJ, [B], [B],
[DOWN], let go,
[B], [B], [B],
then [START].
Bingo! There
you have a level
select!
■ ICARUS
The password
to the last
stage with
infinite lives is
8UUUUU
UUUUUU
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yjrjt Do-gooder of the month is the curiously
<ltl(W V named Phi* 'Silver Blue' H alii we II from f^^^^^^^Sk
yJU*/ Shotton Colliery, Co. Durham. This 4f n-jS6^^
kind soul really captures the spirit of /^^rff'iEJ^Wfm''
what Ace's Highis all about. He's the kind ot c.vic A&Jm Wtl ^
minded guy that rushes to help old ladies across the \lWmM W I
street and does Jots for charily but doesn't like to talk \WK$ 8H^J
about it. Mrs New — our bubbly 59-years- young reacer yj M / JS
from Bedhampton, Hants — was stuck on Level 47 of *A V ^V^S|^ -l Y
this super tough puzzler, until this knight in shining armour Vj^B
spotted her plea for help in Issue 3 and rushed to the rescue ^^^^~^ 0 ^^^
with ihe codes for levels 48 to 101 . Thanks a rot Silver, or is it Mr Blue^^
A T-shirt and a selectim from the Deekay UK range of Game Boy peripherals are on
their way to you. Lets hope those Raleigh- Durham Skyhawks can win a game this
seasonf!
■1
Level 49:
Level 50;
Level 51:
Level 52;
Level 53:
Level 54:
Level 55;
Level 56;
Level 57:
Level 58;
Level 59:
Levef 60:
Level 61:
Level 62;
LeveJ 63:
Level 64:
Level 65;
Level 66;
ICHI MCH
IGAN BARO
PASS WORD
NINJA SAMA
NO.O KAGE
DE.NANTO
KASHIAGA
RIMA SUA
THANK YOU
MAID OOKA
IAGE ITAD
AKIMASHI
TEARIGAT
OUGOZAIM
ASU. KONG
OMOHIKIT
ATENOHOD
O.VOROSH
IKUO NEGA
Level 67;
Level 68:
Level 69:
Level 70:
Level 71 :
Level 72:
Level 73:
Level 74:
Level 75:
Level 76:
Level 77;
Level 78;
Level 79:
Levef 80;
Levef 81 :
Level 82:
Level 83:
Level 84;
Level 85:
IMOU SHIA
GEMASU
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NNO SAIK
OUTO KUTE
NWA.MANT
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Level 86: OUWOMOTT
Level 87: EKAESASE
Level 88: TEIT ADAK
Level 89: IMASU.DO
Level 90; SHIDOSHI
Level 91: OTAYORI
Level 92; KUDASAI
Level 93: MOUS UKOS
Level 94; HIDE OWAR
Level 95: IDAR ARA
Level 96: GANBATTE
Level 97: CHODAINE
Level 98: INVA DER
Level 99: YOROKJSU
Levef 100: MOMIAGE
Level 101: FUTOMOMO
P.S. He's stuck on Levef
123. Is there anyone out
there who can help him?
Super Hunchback
• Andy Clarke from Nottingham is a back again with
a guide to the secret rooms in this brilliantly
animated platform game.
Level 2: Stage 2 — Jump over the second pit.
Then walk slowly into it from the right and pull hard right on the
pad. You drop into a secret room containing small bells and an
extra life.
Level 2: Stage 3 — Ride the first vertical cannon ball and
you find this secret room.
Level 2: Stage 4 — At the top of this stage is a sinking
platform. Jump from this and you land on an invisible platform
under a large coat of arms. Now jump left to another secret
room.
Level 3: Stage 1 — Jump over two boiling cauldrons and into
the next sunken pit. Walk left through Ihe wail and drop into a
secret chamber below.
Level 3: Stage 3 — Float on the bubbles from the first
cauldron and you drift through the ceiling into a secret room.
Use cannon balls as platforms to reach a 1 Up heart.
A room within a room — At the top left of the screen's a
cannon. Jump above it into a conceaied tunnel lor an extra life
and walch out for exploding cannon balls when exiting.
Bugs Bunny II:
Crazy Castle
If this game's getting your floppy ears in a twist, fret
not. Just grab a carrot, pop out of your hole and give
it a good ol' what's up doc?!' If that doesn't have the
desired effect maybe we can help you. Put your
TVack + Field II
r i^xi 1 J ere are some codes to help
a \\ you through the days —
\ '™J Dav 2 DHLK'4716;
Day 3 — DRLKQ3Z16;
Day4-DR1K*3Z1N:
Day5 DR1KQ49LN
When the title screen appears
quickly press [UP], [UP].
[DOWN}, [DOWN], [LEFT],
[RIGHT], [LEFT], [RIGHT],
[B], [AJ, Then sit back, drink some tea and
wait for it to work!
carrot away and have a look at these codes
— they'll put the
bounce back in your step!
Level 2:
TEST
Level 1 1 :
DATE
Level 20; UNIT
Level 3;
GAME
Level 12:
ZOOM
Level 21: SONG
Level 4:
SHIP
Level 13;
DISK
Level 22: TYPE
Levei 5:
PACE
Level 14:
GOLD
Level 23: LOVE
Level 6;
WORD
Level 15:
ZERO
Levef 24: NOTE
Level 7:
SHOP
Level 16:
FIRE
Level 25: JAZZ
Level 8:
SIZE
Level 17:
ROOT
Level 26: HELP
Level 9:
QUIZ
Level 18:
READ
LeveJ 27: KING
Level 10:
DOLL
Levei 19:
TAPE
Level 28: GIFT
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N FORCE ■ PACE 39
f f f f f f f f
Level 2: Things get tough in the loresl Make sure
you get the power leaf, found in the branches ot the
first tree. Go right, then jump into the branches and
head back left again. After getting the (eat. continue
right, watching out for bais at the bridge, At the end of
the level, go to the top right branch, dodge the acorns
and boxing gloves and wait tor the boss to appear. Hit
him three times to move onto the next level.
■ Level A: The waterfall level's a real test of
your flying skills. The difficulty's in navigating
between pixie dust icons before the magic
runs out and you plummet 20.000 feet to a
watery death. As you enter, get the pixie dust
and fly back left and up for an exlra life.
Continue right, below the first tiger for
another 1-Up (see picture). Go right picking
up the treasure and the pixie dust, To waste
the guardian, hover in the air and wait for
him to pop his head out ol the side. Move left
or right and stab. After three hits his white
flag goes up and it's time to move onto the
next level.
■ Level 3: Now it's off to the
sandy cavern for the first of the
maze sections. This one's a
real doddle and gives you a
chance to pick up valuable
items. The magic sword's
found at the top right of the
platforms before you reach the
fruit. Get the pixie dust and fly
to the top left corner for a 1 -
Up The exit lies to the right,
PACE 40 ■ N FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 1992
■ Level 7; After all the action of the
previous levels, a peaceful fly through
the forests of Neverlands most
welcome, There's an extra life and a
magic sword to collect which are
essential to your mission.
! Level 10: Now you're inside the ship
and the maze of rooms. Go up in the
first room, right in the second and down
to the bottom in the third to get the pixie
dust, Go back into the previous room
and leave through the upper right exit.
In the next room go through the top left
exit to get more pixie dust, then go
through the spike section and stock up
on dust Go through the left exit. In the
next room go left, pick up the dust and
exit at the top right, You appear on the
deck of the pirate ship, where you're
greeted by your friend, Fatty. He rolls
right, killing all the enemies. Follow him
and pick up the treasure and extra lite.
Now it's time for the show-down with
Hook.
■ Level 12: The final confrontation.
This time Hook's back with a
telescopic arm, Stay out of range until
he launches his hook at you, then
move in close and stab him. After the
first hit, his hand falls off, a few more
then his head drops off and you've
done it! Time to kiss Tink goodbye and
take the kids back home. All in a day s
work 1
■ Level 11 : As he comes from the
right stay on the left and duck. His
attack pattern's similar to Rufio's in
Level 1 . After a couple of parries he
raises his sword lo attack. As soon
as he lifts it, stab him! Repeat this
process until the coward runs away.
Don't get complacent. You didn't
think it would be as easy as that, did
you I
r level 8 & 9 maps and tips see over!
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N fORCE U PACE 41
■ Level S: This level's big! It's
easy to get lost in all those
sandy caves but follow the map
and you'll be all righl. At the
sign pointing down, go right for
a 1-lip. Drop down lo the
bottom level and walk right
through the indent in the wall
for a secret passage to three
lives and treasure (see pic). At
the pixie dust icon, go left
through the wall for fruit When
you get to the head chucker
avoid nim — by fly ng if you've
got any dust Jett. If you stay out
oi range for long enough he
throws his head at you. Stab
his headless body in the back
three times and he surrenders,
allowing you to pass onto the
dock yard.
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PACE 42 M N FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 1992
■ Level 9: You re pretty close now and the
action really hots up. Take your time as you
fig hi your way along the deck as there are
pirates hiding up the masts ready to chuck
bombs at you. Follow the map and make sure
you explore Room 3 for the power leaf. To
beat the airborne guardian, manoeuvre Pan to
one side then quickly turn to the opposite side
and stab the nder in the back It lakes a tew
hits so be patient
Keep your eyes peeled for indentation* in the cavern walls
revealing hidden entrances la secret rooms. Power leaves,
pixie dust, fruit, treasure and extra lives are all waiting to
be discovered.
Always keep a healthy distance between Pan and his
torch. Don't get to far ahead of the light or you can't see
and '
It lakes two direct hits to kill the barrel rollers. Careful as
you slide down the platform or you end up in me spike pit
(Below) No time for arachnophobio! The spiders dangling
from the roof ore pretty scary but a jumping stab sees
them off!
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N FORCE ■ PACE 41
AUnk
Continuing from last
month's question-and-
answer section on this
amazing game, here's the
next installment of what to do, where
to go and people to meet in the Dark
World. If you've any questions on
specific puzzles, send your quibbles to
the usual address but put Zelda
questions' at the top,
• There are seven fair maidens to
rescue, with the posftions of each
marked on the Dark World map.
Free them one at a time before
Canon opens a portal to the Light
World, The first Crystal Palace is
opened by paying Kiki the monkey 300
rupees. Once inside, shoot a stone
statue with the bow and arrow to reveal
a secret passage to the big boss The
hammer's hidden along the way.
• Hefmasur, the evil being, is
unmasked using bombs to blow his
protection off. When his tender bits are
exposed, use spinning sword blows to
Jay him to rest. Defeat this beast and
the prize is a piece of heart and a
crystal.
• To power-up during the game, visit
the Pond of Happiness in the middle of
the lake. A fairy increases the capacity
to carry bombs and arrows if Link
tosses a few rupees into the pond.
• The boomerang and shield are
powered up by dropping them in the
Light World's Waterfall of Wishing,
• Go south of the first paface in the
Dark World and knock down all the
pegs with the hammer.
• Link's going nowhere in Palace Two
until the whole place has been flooded.
Return to the Light World and un-dam
the river by pulling the right handle in
the palace. This fis the place with
water and allows Link to proceed.
When in the huge open sewer look out
for the Hook Shot. Defeat the squid
boss at the end of this palace by using
the Hook Shot to grab his pods then
swiping them with the sword. When all
the pods have gone, go for his eye with
the Magic Sword.
• in the Light World's Lost Woods,
open a sec/et southwest path with the
hammer. Remove the stone in the
centre to transport to the Dark World
and gain entrance to PaJace Three,
Move between the two entrances and
pick up the Fire Rod. Use this to bum
open the mouth of the creature
guarding the final section. To kill the bat
boss use fire and sword swipes.
• Visit the Haunted Grove in the Dark
World for an interesting conversation
with a member of the wind section! He
lends you a shovel to dig up the flute in
the Light World Haunted Grove.
Return the Shovel and play the Flute
near the weathercock in Kakariko
Village. A bird's released. Now use the
flute at any point in the Light World to
fly around.
• Pull the handle on the gargoyJe to
enter Palace Four, then use the
hammer to reach the Titan s Mitt in the
southwest room. Bomb the top floor to
create a hole which casts light onto the
bottom room. Find the princess and
lead her to the skull room where she
transforms into Blind the Thief fthe
bfighterJ). Strike his body and ignore
the flying heads to complete this
PACE 44 W N- FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 1992
palace.
• The Ether Medallion's found at the
top of Light World's Death Mountain
and the Quake Medallion's earned by
throwing skulls or bushes into the circle
of stones near Dark World's Waterfall
of Wishing.
• Near the entrance to the village in
the Dark World there's a frog. Return it
to the Blacksmith's Shop and he turns
into the missing partner. He repays you
by enhancing the sword to Level 3.
• In the Light World Pond of
Happiness use the Titan Mitt to lift the
stone covering the warp to the Dark
World and Palace Five. The Slue Mail's
found bv bombing B4's western room.
The big boss is wiped out by using the
Fire Rod followed by sword slashes,
• Knock in all the posts near the
Blacksmith's shop for a secret passage
to a piece of heart.
• In the Light World use the flute to
summon the btrd and fly to the
southwest landing point. The warp rock
there provides an entrance to the
Swamp of Despair.
• The Ether Medallion gives the power
to open the entrance to Palace Six,
Cross the crumbling bridge to gain the
Staff of Somalia. To kill the big octopus
use the sword on his eye.
# The graveyard in the Light World
has a secret path hidden in one of the
tombstones. Take a run at the stone
and explore to find the Magic Cape.
Warp at the Death Mountain portal to
the Dark World. Fall into the cave and
cross the spikes using the cape to find
the protective Staff of Byrna.
• The Dark World equivalent to the
Kakaniko Village is a bit of a wreck but
there are a tew goodies to be found,
The Blacksmith Shop shell hides a
chest which can t be opened but
follow Link around like something from
the Ganemede Holiday Inn! Take the
chest to the middle-aged man in the
Light World desert and he unlocks it to
reveal a bottle. Another bottle rests
under the Lake Hylia bridge with a
sleeping camper. Fill these bottles with
potions from the Magic Shop, The best
potions the blue one which provides
magic and energy.
• Hammer the northeast posts on
Death Mountain counter-clockwise,
then cast the Quake Medallion spell on
the turtle's shell to enter Palace Seven.
Use the Cane of Somaria to complete
the dungeon „ not
forgetting to collect
the Mirror Shield with
the Hook Shot in
room B1. The big
turtle boss has two
heads. Use the Ice
Rod on his red head
and the Fire Rod on
the blue. When the
heads are stunned
use the Magic Sword
to slash them off.
When this geezer has
been dealt with, out
pops Zeldai
• With only one
palace to go Zelda
releases the black
magic barrier blocking
the passage to
Ganon's tower, The
map s in the west
quadrant of 1 F and
the bfg key is found
by falfrng from 1 F to
B1 . Armour can be
powered up by
collecting the red
mail from the
locked chest
upstairs,
• Now all that
remains is the final
show-down with
Agahnimf
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N FORCE ■ PAQl 45
Game Genie
Gallery!
Welcome game fiends /
f, . everywhere to Ace's Game A (M
^ / Genie gallery. Each month
you'll find on display all the f^g
latest and exclusive codes to your WmL
favourite 8 -bit litles, Don't forget new
codes are there to be found by everyone and
Hornby and CodeMasters are giving away a free
game ot your choice to the sender of the most ORIGINAL code
each month. We'll be checking so make sure they haven't been
printed before. So what are ya waiting for! Get cracking and send
those entries to me at Ace's High, Game Genie Codes, etc.
Effect
one life
six lives
nine lives
Inlinile lives
1 mm to spikes
1 mm to most bullets
+
imm to most collisions
Full energy on pick up
Less energy picked up
More energy picked up
running
8
Cede
AAXAGAZA
IAXAGAZA
AAXAGAZE
S/l AYXVK
GZSYLSSO
SLVUYNSO
GXNUZIST
SLKLYVSO
AAKLNHZA
AAKLUGAX
AGKLUGAX
ZEOKOIPA
ZEKKXIPA
New Zea
Code
XYKTISKN
SUSKLWI
AANGLLZA
IANGLLZA
AANGLLZE
AAEGIMPZA
IAEGNPZA
AAEGNPZE
GZEKXPVS
GZEKXPVS
GAVGYLAA
AAVGYLAE
GAVGYLAE
PPVGYLAA
Rainbow
Code
GXOUOSVS
PEVZZPU
TEVZZPLE
PEVZZPLE
PAUEPPLA
TALI EPF LA
PAUEPPLE
PEVXZPGA
AEVXZPGE
IENZAPPA
ZENZAPPE
YENZAPPE
GONZAPPA
POIMZAPPE
YASSIYGE
YASSTYGE
IASSYYGE
ZAUKKGPA
ZAKGSGPA
Effect
Super Jump
Infinite lives
Start with one life +■ one continue
Start with six lives + Six continues
Start with nine lives + nine
continues
one life after continue
six lives after continue
nine lives after continue
Infinite continues
+ any of the next four codes
Start on Level 2
Start on Level 3
Start on Level 4
Start on Level 5
Effect
Infinite lives
one life
six lives
nine lives
one life after continue
six lives after continue
nine lives after continue
one continue
eight continues
Start on Stage 5
Start on Stage 1 0
Station Stage 15
Start on Stage 20
Start on Stage 25
Gremlins 2
^jt^ Thanks to top tipster, Andy
mT^L C' artte from Nottingham who's
A\vVj been hard at work compiling a
complete solution to this brilliant
hand held platform romp. Your efforts have
not gone unnoticed Andy — there's a host of
Deekay UK Game Boy peripherals on their
way to you.
§ Level One — Inside the CATV studio:
Collect the pencil and musical nole and walk
under the first platform, using the musical
note to kill the walking gremlin. Jump into
the tool box which protects you. Be careful
on the fast-moving conveyor belts and jump
onto the second platform to collect an
energy replenishing heart. As the woman
gremlin walks towards you, jump over her.
Climb up the vertical maze, using pencil
notes to kill the gremlins appearing from the
floor. At the top there's another heart. Jump
over the spider when he reaches the top of
the web. Jump the gaps and spring up to the
highest platform. On the far right s a large
heart restoring full energy. Pick it up and use
the platforms to travel over the conveyor
belts below. To kill Mohawk, run across to
meet him, stand your ground and hammer
away on [B], He soon gets fed up and walks
away.
• Level 2 — The Genetics Lab: Use the
spring to bounce across four thorns and
climb the blocks to collect the tool box and a
small heart. Spring up to the third horizontal
platform to avoid enemies. Jump left onto
the two small conveyors and collect the
pencil. Climb the second set of steps and
use the conveyors to avoid all enemies
betow. Use the three springs to cross the
high wall. Do this quickly and you wont need
to use the musical note. Once across you
have a choice of two routes. Running along
the ground's easier but try climbing
platforms and springing up to the highest
point. Jump onto the square block and and it
carries you to a large heart.
The Bat Gremlin takes a lot of damage
and releases three small bats after each
descent. When he attacks, push [UP] and
jab him with the pencil from below. Using
this method he soon dies.
Level 3 — The System Control Centre:
Spring from the first raised platform, twisting
across in mid air, to collect the hidden
pencil, Climb the next set of steps and pick
up the tool box. Journey across the top ot
the large laughing gremlin, pick up the
cassette recorder and walk back left,
underneath him. At the next spring Jump
left and collect two more cassette recorders.
After you've killed the fire-spitting gremlin,
use the three springs to get over the high
wall and pick up the cassette recorder.
Cross the platforms into the tunnels,
standing in the gaps and jumping the fire
balls. Kill the fire-spitting gremlin then jump
on the conveyor belts and bounce to the
highest platform and pick up the small heart.
When the end-of-level Electric Gremlin
materialises, stab him with the pencil while
jumping over the lightning bolts.
• Level 4: The pencil's essential and can
be found on a block above the second
spring. Climb to the top, go right and you're
faced with three pits full of thorns. Drop into
the pit and pull left on the joypad to land on
the spring. Cross the pits and collect the
small energy heart at the end. Climb the set
of steps made out ot conveyor belts to pick
up another heart. Drop down and dodge the
gremlin throwing rooks. Don't waste time
trying to kill him — you can't I Pass
underneath him and spring up to find a tool
box and another small heart.
At the next stone thrower, spring left and
collect the cassette recorder. Do NOT use
the musical note as it's essentia] to cross the
invisible maze. With the note the maze
becomes visible making life much easier.
Exit the maze and climb through the vertical
maze of tunnels. Bounce on the springs and
grab the large heart to restore Gizmo to full
strength. Now for the grand finale!
Spider Gremlin's one mean dude. Jump
onto the floating web and dodge the small
spiders as they fall. When you get a clear
shot, aim your trusty bow and arrow at the
spider's head and fire. A couple of well
placed shots and the game's history. Now
take a long rest— you 1 ve earned itl
For those who need a little help, these Pro
Action Replay codes will come in handy.
Infinite lives: 0302 C560
Infinite energy: 0808 CGCO
Infinite musical notes: OAQ4 C7CO
Super speed
PACE 46 M N FORCE ■ NOVfMBFfl 1992
lega Man IV
>^ Who says all Australians do is drink beer, barbeque Wallabies and steal land
from Aborigines, John Purnell-Webb from Sydney, Australia is much more
civilised. He's sent the codes for the latest instalment in the brilliant Mega
Man series.
4
Toad: A3. A5, A6, Bl, D1.E3
4 Bright: A1. A3. AS. 82,
D1, E5
+ Pharaoh: A1, AS. B4. 01,
D1. D3
+Aing: A1. B4. Bb. C4.
D1, D3
+Du*t: A1 r B4, B5, C6, D1, D3
+ Skull: A1, B4 T B5, D2, 03, F2
+Dive: A1, B4, B5, E2, E6, F3
+ Drill: A1 t A4, B5, E2, F1, F3
+At Castle: A1. A4, B5, E2, Ft,
F3
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For play on the Nintendo Entertainment Sysiem. This product is manufactured Oy American Video Entertainment. It is not designed, manufactured, sponsored or endorsed ov Nintendo Nintendo and Nintendo Entefainmpm
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knocked the energy out of the computer's player and
just re-energises itself. The sound s reasonable, the
sprites are small, the action and animation's good am
there are lots of options. Although it has a limited number of move;
sti 1 1 makes for good f i g ht i ng . FLUNKY
I'm a lumberjack and I'm
okay, but sometimes I change
!■ my high heels and fishnets for
Lycra underwear and go wrestling with
GUNNS...
■fe ing : ding! Seconds out round
I one! Grabbing the Game Boy, I
I gave it a quick jab and threw it to
mm the canvas. White holding it in a
Boston Crab, I wrestled WWF
Superstars 2 into the slat, holding it
down for a fufl three count before
starting to play.
You have the choice of six
characters: the Mountie, Macho Man,
Sid Justice, Jake the Snake, the
Undertaker and he who without no
WWF game would be complete —
Hulk Hogan.
There are one- or two-player
options (via a game link), three levels
of difficulty, three types of game and
regular or Steel Cage matches.
Spandex ckapers
The gameplay's pretty good. All the
moves of the snes are here — slower
and basically animated but you still
have the full range from head-butts
and stomps to su pieces.
Even with the number of options the
game offers, it realfy only comes into
its own in the two -player mode. The
competition and gameplay tends to get
repetitive — there are areas where you
can trap an opponent on the ropes and
just kick him until you deplete his entire
energy bar.
Basically if s a good game but if you
donl have a mate and a game link to
use the two- player mode, think very
carefully before you buy.
GUNNS 72%
f-roh Uenice Beach,
California, Hpighin
<03 pounds, The
r mortal Hulk Hoian
Rolling around the floor
can bo fun but make sure
the other guy doesn't
stamp on your head!
Hulk Hogon and Sid
Justice indulge in a bit of
ring -room dancing [below)
— 'ere stitch that ugly!
-r J / -J • Good, sharp spr
, sharp sprites but let down by
the animal ion
juma
• Groat tunes — one tor each wre slier —
but poor in-game FX
-/-it/, vim-mn
J / J • Good with two players but repel
one-player mode
UU/JtiMfY
repetitive In
a A reasonable number of options but
•not that addictive
ORCE
A good looking, easy-to-pley game but
seriously lacks depth
Producer: NINTENDO ■ Players: 1 ■ Price: £49 with mouse
Supplier: KRAZY KONSOLES Tel: 0422 342901
Fancy yourself as a DIY
expert? SHADES does — he's
never without his ratchet
screwdriver and pot of undercoat...
If s amazing what you can do with the
mouse. Don't you just love the baby
Yoshi wallpaper I put on the hippo? Or
the jumbo elephant In the lap left
comer? Hours of run guaranteed!
MARIO -INT*
ST
ss?
Mil iPanda
V ry selecting the
letters of MARIO
I PAINT on the title
screen. Each one does
something different to
our super hero !
e all know about Mario and
Luigi's plumbing business, but
I never knew they moonlighted
as painter and decorators too!
Not until Mario Paint came along with
buckets -full of options
and fun -packed graph-
ics.
Console art packages
have been a bit of a
joke before now. How
can you possibly cre-
ate art with only a joy-
pad for control?
Nintendo has solved that question by
developing their very own mouse
system thai olugs into the
joypad port.
With the option -packed Mario Paint
you get the cartridge, mouse and
mouse pad to move it around on.
Patty painting
Point and click the icon on
the screen to the option
you wish to
Packed full of
options for
budding
Doodles
Mario Faint
and the mouse in oil its
glory. The mouse pod comes with the
package and doubles as a tea tray!
select and press the left mouse button.
There are three brush sizes for
painting, a stamp for graphics ,
spraycan, shapes, fill, grab and erase
modes. The icons are bizarre — a
yapping dog for undo,
robot tor save and
load and a mug to
select the built-in
game!
Swat flies, bombs
and big end-of-level
monsters to win high
scores. The mouse
adds a whole new dimension to this
kind of shoot-'em-up.
Raunchy Roil Harris
Create static masterpieces or your own
animations using tour, six or nine
frames. Move these over the
background and add a sound-
track for a cartoon show!
There's three sound-tracks
buik in — edil these or
write new ones.
Everything's bright
and colourful with Super
Mario World sprites
included as stamps for
pictures and musical
notes.
As a present for a
young sibling, Mario
Paint is ideal — it's
really entertaining and
educational with plenty
of humour built in. One
word of warning! This isn't a
serious art package,
SHADES 81%
PAGE SO M N FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 1992
Pen: three
sizes to give
different line
thickness.
Stamp:
select a
predefined
graphic and
stamp' it on
he picture.
Spray;
spray in arty
of trie
patterns
available.
Shapes:
circles,
squares,
rectangles
and lines,
Fill: fills any
shape in the
current
colour or
pattern.
Grab; cut
and paste a
rectangular
section of
the screen.
Undo; e rase E ra se : s i x Wipe: fil Is
the last different the whole
mistake sized erase screen with
made, blocks to the selected
wipe the colour or
Text; twt
sizes of
text, digi
i panes
■H~" " '""HITMMT
m *
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HI- BH
Creating animation's easy using the
point and click controls, good oT
Maria!
The calouring book
option has a black
and white picture of
Mario and Yosni to
be filled in. Use
colours or shapes la
paint your own
version of rbe
dynamic dual
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* r^_jmA Everyone seems to be jumping
' ■ on the Mario bandwagon (or
F^ftrr* I even car * * or ma * nrtatter) and
Jfcf although this creation may be
mIw ii guilty of that it's still excellent
value for money. The mouse works smoothly
and the program has loads of features. You
can draw some goad pictures and have lots
of fun but it's not a fully-featured drawing
program, There are a few drawbacks but
basically this package is just what it's m
to he — loads of fun. FLUNKY
MATING
¥ m mm /"i ®
Stamp
grid:
creating
custom
stamps for
tawlna
Animation: Music: Robot: Treble Mouse: Show: ta
animations, three savejoad clef; tor change the away all
path predefined and selecting pointer icons to
defining and tunes and colouring music to speed from show
starting the room for book. work by. tortoise to picture,
show! new ones, cheetah!.
mum
Bright and cok
arid graphics
jum
• Jolly tunes but
music erwtor
B WW leave you wanting to explor
nook and cranny
IT <
^ilJ * G right and colourful v
Mario graphics
• Jolly lurwt but highly simplified - fun
musfc trwtor
• Should keep 'em happy for hours-
! creations can be saved
I \i 'J^* A simple bu
- which should i
NOVEMBER 1 992 M N FORCE ■ PACE S I
Producer: CAPCOM USA ■ Players: 1 to B ■ Price: £34.99
Supplier: VIDEO GAME CENTRE Tel: 0202 527314
| 'Barcelona! It was the first
time that we met'. SHADES
goes Karaoke crazy — sure
beats his track and field skills...
Feeling energetic? Get out of that
armchair and get on yer best
trainers cos there are 1 8 knee-
tearing events to conquer in this
physical assault. A bit late for the 1992
Olympics but Capcom got there in the
end!
On your marks
Starting with the 100m dash, athletes
move through the 1 10m hurdles,
marathon, long jump, javelin, triple
jump, shot put, high jump, weighting
vaulting horse and swimming events.
There isn't even
enough time to have a
breather and a cup of
tea between races!
Everything moves
along at a fast pace
with a Sports News
commentator keeping players up to
date on the action. The Marathon's the
strange event. Split into six sections,
Everything
moves along at
a fast pace
each runner sets the speed Ihey wish
to run at, then it's straight back to the
other events,
Get set, go
This type of sporting game has a
charm that Keeps players addicted to
the end. After surviving the endless
shoot -em-ups and violent games, it
makes a refreshing change to do a
spot of swimming and
javelin.
With a few mates,
stage your very own
Olympics in your
bedroom! The game
caters for up to eight
players, with the remainder being
played by the computer.
You can select your own country
but strangely, all competitors look the
same! All medals won are awarded at
an animated ceremony and records
can be saved to the battery back-up.
All N-FORCErs that like a bit of
sport but can't be bothered to get out
of bed in the morning take a look at
Gold Medal Chaii&nge '92, it could be
the exercise you're looking for!
SHADES 69%
FOfKffFAX
There's lots of running to be
done so it's best to rest the
joy pad on a flat surface. Or
you could get an autofire- pad tike
GunnsI
H * t ' < C C C" 4 C ft * M- H
I
The swimming events are some of the
toughest in the game. Is that a black fin
in me water there? Faster, faster!
pllf t+* » ,t I t^&jL HJ
Wey-hey! 'Look out below, I can't hold
this thing up much longer 1 . So much for
Mr Muscle, mis bloke has less power
than a broken light bulb!
Where did thai shot put go? The Great Britain athlete's a little absent minded and
can't remember which way he threw the thing!
Running a marathon's easy when all
you have to do is enter me speed to run
off lOOmph please.
PACE 52 M N- FORCE ■ H0VEM8E R 1992
Vaulting horse 100m breast Butterfly Freestyle Backstroke Medl
I've a runny feeling that this bloke isn't going to get a medal in this Olympics. Is
he tying his shoelaces or has he qp* cramp? The artier athlete looks like he's
going to hit his head on the hurdle anyway, perhaps he's in with a chance!
flying sideways isn't clever, unless you
have a jam sandwich to land on!
Fling yourself all that distance and what
da vau get? Just sand in your shoes
and a grunt from the judges!
ABOVE: They're under starter's
orders ... and they're off! No hold on,
thaf s just the smell from all those
sweaty trainers.
RIGHT: Champagne out for the lads!
The winners celebrate.
kM~ ' What a stunner of a game, Great
' «|L family and with loads of events to
M this will fast for ages. I particularly liked the
t marathon, not as \ was dreading 1 a half hour ot
— t- I frantic pad prodding, but a six stage tactical
battle all about conserving energy and setting your runner s
pace correctly, Superb nes action wfth some really exciting
events to contest and requiring more than a little skill to win
• Great animated sequences
appealing backgrounds
• Basic running and splash I rig effects
with an average tune
% Lots of fun with friends, but tiresome
on your own
WllMEIf'f
• The sort of game you play when the
mood takes you!
# Nothing stunning
sporting challenge
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N FORCE ■ PACE
Bits and
Blobs. . .
ft
Grappling
hook: attach to
a platform, pops
anything it
touches.
Harpoon: fires
an arrow with a
rope attached.
The basic
weapon
Clock: stops all
action Irom the
bubbles making
aiming really
simple.
> ■ ■
Forcefield:
J saves the brz
■J hero from on
1 hlt -
Dynamite: t
carnage —
creates bubfc
galore.
Unicom: shoot
this little fella to
create an extra
Laser gun:
sends out a
spray of lasers,
the best there
Is.
Fruit; yum, yum.
Bananas and
grapes for
points.
Producer: CAPCOM ■ Players: 1 i Price: £49.99
Supplier: VIDEO GAME CENTRE Tel: 0202 527314
Oh no!
We're all
seeing
spots before our
eyes. SHADES is
the only man for
this game, dark
glasses make him
immune...
Bubbles, bubbles everywhere and
nothing fizzy to drink! These
bubbles are of the deadly variety,
ready to take your head off.
Armed with nothing
but a harpoon gun
and an interesting hat
it's time to go pop-
ping. Progress
through levels by
popping bubbles to fill
a meter three times
or take a trip around
the world with lots of gorgeous
backdrops.
There are barriers to explode
A fantastic
idea, perfectly
converted to
the snes
platforms to jump on and ladders to
climb. Large bubbles separate into two
smaller versions when hit. Shoot these
and they divide again until the screen's
packed with deadly multi-coloured
balls,
The best weapon's the laser, the
harpoon pops anything it touches,
while the grappling hooks fire and
attach to platforms.
Clocks freeze action, timers add
more time, blue blobs give a forcefieid
and dynamite explodes every bubble
into a tiny one — total mayhem.
Pop tarts
Super Pang is a fantastic idea,
perfectly converted to the snes with
one BIG exception — the two-player
game's been ousted! Now we're
confined to lonely one-player games —
pah
Besides that one
quibble, this is a
brilliant arcade game,
which should give
coin-op freaks hours ot
fun. If you're the kind
who likes blasting
brightly-coloured balls
while seeing scenery from around the
world, give this a rap!
SHADES 82%
1
PACE 54 m N FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 1992
# What happens
fJfe^Y when you shoo I a
y • bubble— it
bursts, right?
Wrong, it splits
into two smaller ones and then
divides again until the screen's
full of the little devils. Fast,
furious, fantastic background
graphics, nifty tunes and
foadsa power-ups but what
happened to the two-player
mode — surely the shes
could've coped with it? All in
all a good game but not quite
great, GUNNS 80%
i*Q62
Blasring awoy with the beautiful Niagara Falls in #w
background, Aim the wrong way ana you'll get your
harpoons all wet and soggy!
WOftLO
The peaceful setting of Venice, No
rime to spend lazing on hSe canals
though, Ws time to play chose the
bubble with this big laser gun,
FAX
Avoid any dynamite icons like
the plague. They can make
life very difficult by causing a
big explosion and creating heaps
of tiny bubbJes which bounce
around the screen,
RATING,
4
» Gorgeous backdrops from ttf over the
world wttti fun aprHes
• Tunes to match each country with
Wand Hiftd eftocta
• Highly addictive level* but sadly rvo
two-player game I
J If J • Four difficulty mode* keep lh*
>T challenge going
• A great arcade game Jet «
tack of a two-player (
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N FORCE ■ PACE SS
Producer: HI TECH EXPRESSIONS 1 Players: 1 I Price: £34.99
Supplier VIDEO GAME CENTRE Tel: 0202 527314
f Hi there, I
U wanna be
I your
special friend.
SHADES puts on a
blonde wig and
goes all girly...
w
e all remember those hazy
summer days down the
bottom of the garden,
playing with dolls and having
tea parties. What? You don't?
Damn, my secret's out. I ll never
be able to show my face down
the pub again!
p Almost every girl s dream
is to become Barbie and live
the life of a jet-setting
glamour model (cobblers!
—Ed) (yeah!— Clam),
the boys can always
dream of being her
'interesting'
boyfriend, Ken I
This new Barbie game brings the
cutesy chunk ol plastic to life in a pink
and fluffy platform game.
Barbie's gone for a snooze to get
all bright and lovely for her big date
with Ken. While asleep she has a
strange dream all about shopping,
mermaids and giant trench fries. She
needs the help of all her friends to find
an outfit for the magical Fantasy Ball.
Three worlds have
been created for Bar-
bie, starting with the
shopping mall. There's
an underwater world
where the blonde
bimbo goes all fishy
and becomes a mer-
maid and the 50's
soda shop world, packed with sticky
buns and greasy burgers, but watch
out — she might go all fat and spotty!
The usual platform bitz 1 n k bobs are
littered around, with blocks, power- ups
and obstacles to avoid. Barbie's
armed, not with a Uzi 9mm, but with
charms (nice).
Bows, diamonds and hearts have
different effects when thrown at a
friend. Little dogs, birds and cats help
Can someone
please pass a
bucket — I
wanna puke!
by chasing away meanies and opening
up new exits- It'd be more interesting if
the dogs chased the cats and the cats
mauled the birds!
Carrot coughing
Can someone please pass a bucket
cos I'm going to chuck. This Barbie
game's the worst pile of pus on the nes
for a long time.
The daft damsel
struts around the first
world, ali skinny and
lanky with a stupid
pair of white high
heels and wonders
why she keeps
getting knocked over!
Of course, the
loveable character can't die, she just
wakes up from her dream and loses
her sleep. Lets face it, she needs all
the beauty sleep she can get!
Unless you're a sad r wimpy
individual with a fetish for frilly dresses
I'd stay well away from Barbie. In my
view most people would be too
embarrassed to go to a shop and buy
this anyway!
SHADES $1%
Mi
Comet: found in the
50s soda shop, used
to bung up the
coffee end pop
fountains.
Fish: this little fella
will help Barbie out
of □ tight spot if she
a nam
ibs his
grabs his tail and
takes 0 ride.
Sea horse: found in
the under water
stages, this dude
scoffs star fish
making an exit,
Queen crab: Barbie
must rescue her and
Her husband from
the watery prison —
how quaint.
Puppy: instead of
running off with
toilet rolls this
canine bites bails
and slops enemies.
Pussy: great
creatures that love
chasing balb of
wool and playing
wfm dead birds.
A utesy puppies, pussies and
sea horses come in handy
V for getting out of tricky
situations, Try out all the
charms on them and they're
bound to come up with the
goods.
• Gawky characters and awkward level
layouts. The intro's the bear bit!
vjma
So twee and jolly \% could be the next
m Kids On The Block single!
J '■ / J # Hot really; a ga me for serious game
fiends, give It to your Utile sister
• Stand playing this for more (han five
minutes and you're SAD!
"/FORCE
Jf y • Don! even think about It — It s a pile
of pooJ
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N FORCE ■ PACES?
Reviewed!
Producer: ACCLAIM ■ Players: 1 ■ Price: £24.9$
| Big yellow wigs, bulging eyes
and edible shorts. Is this
another of Gunns' parties or
has SHADES gone bonkers...
■
1
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art Simpson — the young
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Producer: MINDSCAPE ■ Players: 1T0 4 ■ Price: E34.99
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Bill Beaumont goes for a wander as the
other two players take a jog!
Hold on a
minute!
I Balls
have always been
round. I've never
seen a square one
yet! SHADES goes
geometric...
This is basketball at its best with a
game based more on team work
than individual snowing off! Up to
four players can gather around
the nes and play in teams for twoon-
two action.
As with all sports sims there are
tons of options — one-on-one or two-
on-two half-court action and in two-
pfayer mode mates can be on your
2-on-2 Challen
1 i| nen shooting for a basket,
Ml the sights move so slowly
I ■ you can guarantee to aim
dead centre — with a little bit of
practice and patience, Then it's
straight in the hoop and one In
the eye for the opposition,
team or ihe opposition. There ana
exhibition or tournament games and
steals can have easy, normal or hard
levels.
Dirty dribbling
The sport has converted well onto the
nes. All the visuals are excellent with
some nice animation and an excellent
sequence where players shoot for a
basket. This flips the view to behind
the back board with baits zooming out
of the screen I
There's reasonable sampled
speech — phrases like 'three minutes"
Stocking' and take it back' have been
digitised in the traditional manner —
not bad at all I
Of course, this type of game isn't
much fun on your own, but as a four-
player extravaganza it s great! Just
select a basketball character to play
with statistics flicking onto the screen
and away you go! There's plenty to
choose from but unfortunately no
women — but then basketball was
always highly sexist.
For a great game of basketball with
your nes, have a dribble with
Roundbat! — it's bail-bo uncingly good
SHADES 78%
f Not toln 9 th * world's biggest basketball fan f
t^^P% t didn't really expect much Irom this game —
J&4k>4 wnat a surprise I gol. It was incredibly easy tc
„ get into. Graphics are good with well-animate
■ ""-^ players easy to control. The sound's poor in
places, but the voices are quite good for the machine, All i
all, I enjoyed playing the game and would recommend ft tc
any nes owners. FLUNKY 75
till it I
m Simple options screen* and straight-
forward display
»me mat
• A fun basketball slm with some
sequences
[//FORCE
J J f J + Basketball at its best on the hies —
daflnHefy worth a bouncer
Producer: KEMCO ■ Players: 1/2 ■ Price: TBA
/
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i a 3
I wish I was in Dixie, away,
away. GUNNS definitely
wishes he was in Dixie, cos
that's where they make Jack Daniels...
Half a league, half a league, half a
league onward — over me bridge and
get shot a bit! Bit of a dumb idea really.
Y
eeehaa — go
get them blue bellies cos North
and South is
Join your forces together to
make a bigger army. Capture
the area of land on the
Eastern seaboard where the
ship lands to give you an extra
unit of men (see arrow).
nnnn
Mr * -i" 4r » 4r
iiiiiiiiiimii
EL
T
^ 1_L 3
here. It's time
for them good ol' boys
to stick it to them cot-
tonpicki-n 1 varmits.
Qr h if you're the
other side, its time to
abolish slavery and
make an actor presi
dent. God bless the United States of
America,
Abolish all
slavery and
make an actor
president
Woof; woof. Don't mess with the
doggy — One bin; ond yer dead.
Use the many ladders to walk alop
the wall, thus avoiding Fido.
Baa baa baa?
Not quite a wolf in sheep's clothing
this, more a sort of vole in sheep's
clothing. To put it bluntly, it's a poor
strategic game with some dire
arcade action thrown
in as an after
thought
As one of the
protagonists in the
American Civil War,
move your limited
forces over a map of
the mid- west. The
map's divided into areas of influence
and a railway track runs through the
middle, Your troops move one area at
a time and the object's to control the
railway and batter the enemy forces.
There are three types of combat —
I
Itifimmii!!!!!
i
****
MCE 62 m N- FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 1992
storming an enemy stronghold,
capturing a train or a pitched battle over
open ground for control of a bridge.
This is where the arcade action
comes in with poor I eft 'right scrolling
beat-em- ups for the fort and train
sections and the crappiest troop
combat sequences Pve seen since the
Spectrum 16K.
Sound strategy
The idea behind this is sound —
combining historical scenarios with
strategy and arcade action — but lack
of thought lets it down badly.
The graphics just aren't up to
scratch and certain elements ot the
game are frustrating beyond belief. You
easily get trapped on the fort-storming
stages with no hope of success.
Reafly this should have been much
better — there's no excuse for
producing games as way off the mark
as this. In short, give this one a miss.
gun MS 37%
IT^^^^fc And in today's history lesson we reinact the
j^WW 1 American Civil War. This game s a poor battle
$ i simulation with crap graphics and bad sound.
. The gameplay s rather limited — you just
.^HF r* move from State to State. The action begins
when you meet up with the enemy, either in one of your
States or one of his, but once you've got the hang of It, it's
all over after about three moves — loadsa la stability. NOT! I
wouldn't recommend buying this — it's just plain boring,
FLUNKY 42 o
(7A msc?
• Nice intra and end-of-game
sequences, the rest socks
mitt
• Irritating bwpy renditions ot those
civil war greats
pjjm
• Easy to play, but who in their right
mind would want to?
• Once played easily forgotten — thank
God for small mercies
• Nice idea, but bad execution and |ust
about everything else
VfAffifft 1992 M N FORCE ■ PACE 61
Reviewed!
Producer; ACCLAIM ■ Players: 1 ■ Price: £24.99
When playing racing games
it's always best to select
automatic gear box at first.
You can then concentrate on
getting the steering right
It's time to choose those bits for your car
agoin [left]. Do you go few the six speed
box, nitro ond wide slicks, or settle for
fluffy dice and velvet gear stick cover.
JHIfl Red Ferraris eh? tots
They're no good. You want an
ocean-blue Skoda like
SHADES. That's a real car...
M
otor racing. All that dirty oil;
sweaty helmets and
screeching tyres. Hours of fun
but you need a bath
afterwards? It's better to play the sport
on your Game Boy!
Car driving console games come In
two styles. There's the aerial view with
fiddly cars and rotating track or the
more realistic view with the backs of
cars and a semi -3D effect. Ferrari
Grand Prix Challenge has gone for the
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show off.
Red devils
It's a reasonable attempt at motor
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backdrops, zippy cars and messages
from the pits appearing on the dash
board. But it's the presentation and
intro screens thai make the game.
Digitised pictures of Ferraris, a
scrolling line-up sequence, animated
cars emerging from the pits and a
great champagne celebration. This all
goes into creating a fun and addictive
game that stands out from the crowd.
This is one of the most enjoyable
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handheld. The music's great, which
makes a change for the Game Boy!
Sound effects are the usuaJ imitation
lawnmower type, but that's no
probfem?
If you fancy a spin around some of
the world's top racing tracks, this is the
cart for you. Get your motor running,
head out on the highway and look for
some real adventure!
SHADES 60%
v With aJI the F1 racing games around these
t iOLl ft dayS 1 9 roaned at the bought of playing yet
: another on the Game Boy. How wrong I was —
Cl this is one of the best racers I've seen on the
w Boy, But what sets thfs apart from the rest is
the ease of control — it's a dream. The only thing I can t
help wondering is why there's a position Jimit in the game. If
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Green,
scaly and
breathing
fire — either
Godzilla's got
loose again or ED's
having one of her
better days...
Up from the depths, 30 storeys
high, breathing fire and phoning
Princess DL it's King of (he
Monstersl No, that's not what's
lurking inside Gunns' underpants, it s
the latest offering from Takara
Amusements.
The object of the game (surprise,
surprise!) is to become king of the
monsters. Defeat your fellow monsters
smash a few peaceful cities, kick the
crap out of the Japanese army and
you've got it made!
Choose one of lour characters —
Astro Guy {looking a
right prat in tight blue
spandex), Beetle Mania
(looking surprisingly like
a beetle), Geon (read
that as being 'Godzilla')
or Rocky (a walking,
talking house brick!).
The terrifying titans
have a variety of moves — kicks,
punches, throws and holds to knock
opponents to the ground.
Once they're sprawled out, jump on
em and pin 'em down. If s all over in
three seconds unless your opponent
summons up enough strength to knock
you off.
The action takes place in Japan,
home of all those late night, tacky
monster movies. As the pair of you
fight, you take sizable
pieces of the city with you and
generally make a right mess of what
was once a friendly little town! Oh well,
I guess that serves the Japanese right
for giving us Toyota cars and karaoke!
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menu, choose the
starting level, number
of continues, difficulty
level and loads ot
other things.
Take on the
computer or play
against another
manic monster player! The two-player
option's a riot, with the pair of you
tearing through the oriental
skyscrapers knocking seven shades of
sushi out of each other!
The army trundle on occasionally,
so teach em a lesson by stomping on
a tank or battleship and then use it to
club your opponent with — loadsa fun,
but no bloodshed (damn!)
It's ended up
as nothing
more than a
limp lizard!
Unfortunately the game sucks in a
few minor areas: the gameplay and
interest factor! Once you've slammed
Geon into the floor or used Rocky's
head as a pogo stick, the fun starts to
dribble away. What could have been a
real monster of a game ends up as
nothing more than a limp lizard! The
large sprites are nothing to shout about
and the in-game FX are a real let
down.
Beat-' em -up fans might love it, but
Td stick to something a bit tougher like
picking the fluff from your navel! It s a
lot more terrifying! ED 72%
Pick up your opponent and
slam him to the ground. A
icon appears — collect
enough of these and you power
up to the next level,
Fire bombs over the city scope
(below). This game's like ploying
Street Fighter I on top of Sim Cfiy\ A
strange combination but bodies Tun.
All four of the terrifying monsters ready
and waiting for action (above). Hold on!
That's Captain America isn't it?
Don't stomp on that school
j below}! You'll hurt your
foot.
Bottle of the titans — in the bath {right}.
Take your monster tor a moul in the
water, just watch out for your
opponent' s scaly bits ana his bod
jnder-arm odour!
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■J # Dodgy music and the FX are generally
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J f J • Great to begin with but you II $<
bored
% Monster tans will love It but there' s i
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cleaver, poker,
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pan and Acme
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cos it's time for
GUNNS to go play
cat — hur, hur, hur..
TH homas! Come here you good for
nothing cat. Swish, swipe! Clang!
Oww, oww, oww! Oh no, the cat's
got a pan-shaped head and the
poker has mouse-shaped dents along
its length. Yep, it's Tarn and Jerry an'
wottagameit is.
Tom's finally got himself sorted out
cos he's caught Jerry's pal Tuffy and
locked him in a trunk in the attic.
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Slip into Jerry's mouseskin sneakers
and scurry through 1 5 levels from the
basement to the loft Battle past
spiders, toy soldiers, false teeth, bees,
snails and much more.
Not all of these are dangerous —
some, like the bees, just push you
about, Tom, however, crops up five
times to try to thwart your progress and
Avoid the false gnashers [they bite) and
take core by the spiders' webs cos they
slow you down — like too much pasta,
you need to use your marbles (the
ones you pick up and the ones
between your ears) to defeat him.
With power- ups galore and secret
rooms to explore via mouse hoies
hidden on certain levels, this is a great
platformer. The graphics let it down a
bit but the cartoon soundtrack is
bitchin'.
A case of all quiet on the originality
front — nothing to write home about —
but a hell of a lot of fun.
GUNNS 77%
Yeh-heyl One of my favourite
cartoon double acts of all time
Immortalised on the nes! This is a
fantastic game where yog play Jerry
"I a.. *Wm as he hops, skips and jumps
through some really tough levels of platform
action. None of the characters the little mouse
comes up against have been seen in the
cartoons, except for the big bloke at the end of
each world. Tom's huge! He fills up the whole
screen and makes life a right misery. Tom & Jerry
Is a great platform game with lots of challenging
stuff. SHADES 83%
mm cfiifffjy uhil,
POM
FAX
Always keep [UP] pressed on
the joypad. Then, if you tall
past a pipe or ladder, you
cling on and won't fall to a messy
death — mouse pancakes, yum,
yum!
NOVEMBER l'J92 ■ N FORCf ■ PAGE 69
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Leap into the cockpit of the Enforce
Fighter — Starsys designation A-
1 44/R Phalanx — the most
advanced geo-stratic weapons
delivery system and longest, greenest
ship known to man,
The year's 2275 AD. You play Riki
Sanada, your mission — to blast the
Alien scuzz balls oft the recently-
occupied planets
through any and all
atmospheric and envi-
ronmental conditions.
Mission one:
Assault — skim thro-
ugh the clouds and
over cities to take
out hordes of invaders.
Watch out for power-ups hidden inside
large chunks of rock and flak towers
that took like bits of the parallax
background.
Mission two: Under water —fight
against the current flowing right to left,
avoiding the vertical barriers that rush
towards you leaving only a small gap
at top or bottom. There's a bonus
An enjoyable
game but just
far too
unoriginal
stage 1 off the top of the screen at about
the half way mark lull of power-ups —
but beware, most are booby-trapped.
Mission three: Bio cave — this
level's a real can of worms, Dodge
through caves and narrow passages —
much easier at reduced speed. The
only way to do this is with practice but
use your E special weapon to see off
the end-of-level
guardian.
Mission four:
Deep core — speed
along the vast
underground cavern
deep beneath the
planet s surface.
Down here the bad
guys come at you thick and fast and
the guardian's the biggest yet. Wait 'til
his belly section detaches and blast it!
Mission five: Destroyer— just an
enormous ship on this level! Blast
everything on the exterior, then enter
the main body via the hatches to reach
three interior compartments. All you
have to do then is to destroy these to
Look out! Run for cover and
scramble those long green
fighter things! GUNNS didn't
want to review another shoot-em-up -
but he is long and green after all...
FOftCEFAX
To finish off the hedgehog
guardian at the end of Level
Six use a special attack first
(E is probably the best) then stay
over at the left of the screen
dodging up and down and
shooting at its head when It
opens its mouth.
This great new industrial hoover Is ideal
for removing even the toughest of dirt
particles. Blast it away fo r lots of points.
clear the level! Cinch — whadya
reckon?!
End game — what about the other
three levels 7 Well they're a ; . darrn
hard but watch out for the blue whirl-
pools which hold your ship stationary
and the blue rings spewed out by the
Level Seven guardian — avoid these
cos if you touch them they're replaced
by lots of nasty bombs!
Unfortunately, apart from a few neat
bits of scaling, this is nothing new. It's
the standard blast-the-smeg-out-of-
anything -in -sight formula with hardly
any original touches. Options-wise you
get four difficulty settings to keep you
busy, but with only limited continues it
takes ages to complete — the difficulty
level's just set too high which makes it
just far to hard to get into or start to
enjoy.
Phalanx is really enjoyable but just
too unoriginal to be considered
anything more than a better than
average shoot 'em-up.
GUNHS 71%
PACE 70 M N FORCE ■ NOVEMBER 7992
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RATING
Is this the end of the gome or is it just an
enormous jelly fish? Poke a stick at it
and see if you get stung! Better still,
blast the thing with a mega laser,
This ace action-packed s hoot-em- up s similar
to all the other major games of this type but
thrilling 3D graphics set It slightly apart. The
difficulty level s set too high, but it becomes
easier with practice. Sound's not as
convincing as it could be — your own gun's silent} A
reasonable addition to any shoot-'envup fan's collection.
FLUNKY 76%
J * Clean, sharp graphics and nicely
arti mated sprites
\"A W,; £M£j
J Jf J • Good background music but only
average FX
J • Control has to be very precise and (he
difficulty level's too high
# Addlctfveness soon loses out to
frustration
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NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N FORCE ■ PACE 71
M _
There's some
monkey business
going on around
here! SHADES goes back
to his primeval roots...
Feeling fruity? I hope so cos
there's some juice to spill in this
arcade corker. Spanky the
monkey's a streetwise hairy kind
of hero with a large collection of hats to
show off . Sounds weird eh?
It all started with a wicked witch and
her pet crow. Spanky was strolling
through the woods when she cast a
spell sending bricks from heaven
These bricks quickly formed into
wild towers and trapped our hero.
The cackling culprit
wanted to use Spanky
as a playmate and
turned the fruit in his
picnic into monsters
tor a bit of a laugh! To
escape from this dark
world, collect all keys
from the fruity foes
and defeat end -of -level produce to kill
the witch — easy life!
To kill monsters, throw a magic
A refreshing
change from
boring, run-of-
the-mill games
Talk about gorillas in the mist mis one is creating his own with the fire from his
bream! He might bake that poor, defenceless apple!
Spanky goes all country bumpkin like
with his trendy straw hat. Jumping in
the cannon will send him flying!
bubble into the air which explode and
grow bigger and better every time
Spanky heads it.
The strange
gameplay of Spanky '$
Quest takes some
getting used to, I've
never come across a
game before where
you spend the whole
time heading a ball. It
certainly comes out top in originality,
especially with the hats throw in!
Weird and wonderful
The traps found in some levels are
great fun. Gorilla statues spitting fire,
metal-squashing boulders, egg
cannons firing birds, fire crackers and
human cannons ! With all this and
some excellent animated backdrops
there's never a dull moment.
For a refreshing change from
boring. run-oMhe-rmll games get
Spank/'s Quest There's plenty of
monkeying around, it's bound to give
you a good laugh, and you'll definitely
have a ball I
SHADES 80%
PACE 72 ■ NFORCE ■ NOVEMBER 1992
fORCEFAX
Whal's this? Psychedelic Sponky! am
When ho "s been hit by d frc^ty fruit
our hem flashes for a whilt to help S
him recover,
5:
^J^JJb J • Animated backdrops, lots of cute
sprites and an unstoppable intra!
M J » Slightly i rotating but jolly tunes with
average spot ©fleets
L
00k out for secret walls in
some of the levels. By
exploding them special levels
can be found for huge bonuses
Tm forever blowing bubbles, pretty bubbles i
ft^^j the air...'. No it's nolhing to do with West H<*r
jgm. but it's got lots to do with a real cheeky monl
I called Spanky. Spanky's Quest is a classic hi
of platform action — simple, straightforward
graphics with some neat animation and basic, but addicts
gameplay. A progressive level of difficulty calers for all
a bi lilies but really nolhing new here. If you're a real platfor
freak this is worth a look, but for all the rest of you there a
much better offerings available, OUHNS 61
^^Ji U •> The original gam
• The original gameplny's simple to
grasp but really tough
■;.-is» ummiiy
_j ^Jf U • Berng 3d difficult, the ga me can get
annoying — bol fun
own
Highly original arcade game that'll
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P.G. Tips? Naw,
GUNNS W SHADES
just want to bounce
their balls, have some
Spanky hanky panky an'
ape it up a bit...
Blow them bubbles, over 'ere son on
me ead No, nothing to do with football
— It's that cheeky monkey again and
he's playing with his balls once more.
Bounce your way through five
worlds and 68 levels avoiding mutant picnic fruit
and the unwanted attentions of a nasty crow.
Shame about this really — It just don't come up
to scratch on the payability scale at ail. The major
problem s the way the sprites flicker making
distance judging and stuff damn difficult.
Graphically, it's a real Let down —we've seen how a
Game Boy and snes game can look and play equally
as well in the case of Parodius, so there's no excuse
for a naff conversion like this. Even the sound's
limited to an annoyingly repetitive beepy tune.
Sorry guys — nice idea but way off the mark. Just
not good enough, m ust try ha rder, G UMNS 5 7%
BELOW: jump like
mod or suffer o
boxing glow up
the bum!
Always try to batter your
enemies from below because
you need to head the ball to
turn it Into an attacker! The trick
is to bounce it long enough to
create a good weapon.
What have they done with the conversion
of Spanky 's Quest on the Game Boy?
They ve changed the cute and cuddly
monkey hero into a bush baby character
and altered the way the little chap attacks.
This makes the gameplay totally different to the snes
version, but it s still quite fun. Spanky s Quest is one of
those great Game Boy arcade games that you can come
back to again and again, especially with the special
password system. Hours of fun, SHARES 72%
• Easy fn parts, but just too difficult In
others
*J # Real fans may wanl to come back
more but we doubt It
RCEM NOVEMBER 1992
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Ws best to hold down the speed button all the way
through the level. At normal speed GERALD finds it
difficult to get up some of me oonks. Hie yellow
barriers will stop the dude flying off the edge so he
con move like the wind!
Spinning tops and 3D landscapes, this Is one smart
looking game, but What a devil to control Okay, so It
looks like Marble Madness, but It plays a hell of a lot
better, The only niggle is that the control system's
extremely twite hy and the need to be pixel perfect's
essential. This aside, the multi-view isometric playing area's great to
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tree with no perceivable slow down. With ioadsa levels and a very high
challenge level this is a must for puzzlers everywhere. GUNNS 78%
Spin me round, like a record
baby! SHADES goes for a
P 1 twizzy in the middle of the
room and gets all dizzy!
Spinning tops have brought hours
of tun to kids around the world. I
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GERALD starts with a full fuel bar
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diamonds and pods
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triggers warps and
exits around the level.
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and becoming frustrating
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Great gyrations!
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normal ground tiles, there are rubber
ones for bouncing on, icy ones for
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pretty ones covered m flowers!
Spindizzy Worlds is a game unlike
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whole new genre of game playing!
Some of the manoeuvres are highly
intricate with pixel-perfect precision
essential. Other levels are more rough
and ready with chutes to fly down and
walls to jump.
Wicked whirling!
This is a real thinker's game. Blasting.
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start to finish the
game looks like an
executive toy with lots
of shiny balls and
geometric shapes — it's quite fun to
play though.
Puzzles involving switches, lifts,
one-direction gates and warps are set
well out of the reach of your average
game fiend. The creators of Spindizzy
Worlds have aimed for (he more
advanced player.
If you feel you are up to a highly
sophisticated spin about then consider
Spindizzy Worlds — it'll drive you
round the twist!
SHADES 82%
This Is a real
thinker's
game
The ramp races ere the
fastest sections in Hie
game. Not all the
diamonds need to he
f "Heeled so just dash
for rhe finish.
1BER J 992 m N- FORCE ■ PACE 77
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Saturday nights, bottles of Coke,
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a brilliant way to spend an
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give this great new game a spin.
All the razzamatazz of the real
thing's been converted to the snes with
Producer: BULLET-PROOF ■ Players: 1 or 2 1 Price: £49.99
Supplier: VIDEO GAMES CENTRE Tel: 0202 527314
attractive sprites. There are three
different games to play — the Turkey
Bowl, Golf and a practice mode.
Pin power
Turkey Bowl's your normal action -
packed bowling game with ten pins,
different ball weights and up to four
players playing together. Choose Irom
lour deferent characters who
control the aim, spin and speed of
the ball
I d never come across golf in
bowling before this cartridge —
very strange. There are set
arrangements of pins to
knock down and
depending on the
number of bowls, you
score points and get
par, bogey and birdie.
Select practice
mode for a special
section where you can
LEFT: rhot isn't
the way to go!
RIGHT: not the
best woy to get that swimming pool the
wife always wanted...
1
Oh no, it's
a leak! Is
GUNNS in
Wales or has he
just burst his pipe
again?
here's been a bit of a cold snap in
the neighbourhood. All the pipes
I have burst, the kitchen's flooded.
I the basement's full to the brim
and you don't wart to know what's
happened in the toilet!
In this classic puzzler, save houses
from flooding by replacing broken
sections of drainage. Run sections of
pipe from the water main to a point
where it joins the main supply.
Sounds easy huh? Unfortunately no.
Feed the pipes which have to be a
minimum length and are randomly
generated, a la Tetris. around all sorts
of obstacles, against the clock.
U-bend
There are extras to buy including more
lives, stops for the timer and distance
adjusters to reduce the minimum length
of the sections.
Simple but effective sums up the
graphics, but lack of decent background
music on a snes cart's inexcusable.
This is a good little puzzler but the
game has no depth.
Is it worth £50? Well, when you
consider the snes's capability to
produce excellent graphics, sound and
animation the answer has to be no,
GUNNS 68%
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KNKEFAX
If the bowler stands in the right
place each time he or she
bowls, it results In a strike
every time! Practice finding the
spot, and amazing your mates
with huge scores!
select any or all the pins and test your
skill at aiming. This is a useful addition
to get players used to the snes bowling
controls.
l bv. Super Bowling is not a
*v game thai you can play
HA 1 constantly for a couple of
^1 months. It s more suited
lo an evening in with
■jy mates. Get some cans, a
couple of bags of nuts
f and play a tew rounds — hours of
fun guaranteed. SHADES 79%
J
Pleasantly pertinent plumbing pieces
game
*iint?r
Extra life It's a The Keep an S hoi Ions
1 up an* mystery speed-up eye out pipe
tfie like icon for these! distance
I didn't really expect much of
Pipe Dream, having played It
on the Game Boy, but it's
really good! It's certainly
different to your normal snes
game — requiring fast thinking to decide
where to place the pieces of pipe to make
the connection. It has rather limited sound
effects, but apart from that it's wicked!
You could get bored of the same sort of
thing all the time, but It's definitely a game
for puzzle fiends out there.
FLUNKY 80%
J * Top qual ity — just I Ike a Consta ble and
about as much fun
w mi a
J / J • Above average, bul re
average,
been much better
JJ
really should have
_/ f J • Easily playable wilh great puzzles, but
nothing more
J • Really addictive but just not varied
enough
J _[/ J • Gels you hooked quickly but soon
NOVEMBER 1992 ■ N -FORCE ■ PACE 79
Splosh! Falling into iKe water encase*
Dirk in a big bubble. Floating' s a Irkky
busirress with deadly snakes everywhere!
Review*
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Huge, scaly an
smelling like the skip
outside the local curry
house - is it GUNNS'
jockstrap or another hot game
from Elite?
FOnCEFAX
J
V o activate a password move
numbered bubbles into the
I corresponding slots against
the clock. Be extremely careful -
screw up and there's no going
back!
Oh no! Mordroc's captured the
lovely Princess Daphne and
imprisoned her in his foul castle
with the evil fire-breathing dragon
Singe, as her gaoler. Heavy stuff!
As Dirk the Daring, free Daphne by
battling your way through the castle
until you finally confront the despicable
Singe in a fight to the death.
Use a sword and throwing axes to
aid you in this daring adventure, The
sword despatches most enemies with
a single blow but you need to be close
enough to smell the dude's breath
while the axe flies to the chosen target.
As you progress, colled power-ups
— throwing daggers and stars, The
daggers travel in straight lines making
them easy to use accurately , the
throwing stars are the most powerful
but return boomerang fashion — if you
don't duck you get a nasty knock!
Jubjub tree
Graphics and animation are quite
excellent but the difficulty setting has
you pulling your hair out — you need to
be pixel-perfect with jumps. Despite
this, it keeps you coming back for
more.
With levels that stretch from the top
of the castle walls down to dungeons
and stacks of guardians to defeat, you
realty have your work cut out.
Definitely a must for anyone who
liked the arcade game — \ can't think
of anyone who didn't!
GUNNS 92%
RATING,
J Jf J * Excellent — one
the best yet tor a
platform action game
[ "1 st Geor 9 e entered * ne dragon's lair a
with an "extra large bottle of Listerine
W ; "* y and came out victorious — now you can
Kff'."* J attempt to do the same. It has great graphics,
HE_J but unfortunately the sonics are quite poor,
Gamep Jay's good as you slash your way through stacks of
levels and the animation's admirable, with the climbing
being the most difficult move 1o perfect Definitely a game
worthy of any collection. FLUNKY B3%
• A little disappointing bearing In mind
the capacity et theses
m A Ifttte hard to start with but difficulty
soon evans out
* Addictive as nail, this will keep the
midnight oil burning
O RCEi
Great game, great looks but damn hard
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